Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo falls short in US Open golf qualifying bid
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo failed to qualify for the U.S. Open after shooting a 9-over 79 in local qualifying, missing the cutoff by 11 shots. The event marked another attempt by the former NFL star to break into professional golf, where he has previously found success in celebrity tournaments. Other retired athletes, including several former MLB players, continue to compete in the ongoing qualifying process.
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U.S. Open Golf Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo falls short in US Open golf qualifying bid Romo missed the cut by 11 shots in the first stage of qualifying By Chantz Martin Fox News Published April 30, 2026 8:03am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video LIV Golf faces funding cut as Saudi Public Investment Fund pulls out PGA Tour announcer Doug Bell discusses reports that the Saudi Public Investment Fund will cease funding the LIV Golf league after the current season, jeopardizing its future. LIV Golf has incurred reported losses between $6 and $9 billion since its 2021 launch, surprising many agents and players. This significant financial shift underscores a broader reevaluation of investment priorities by Saudi Arabia.
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