Tony Romo got disqualified from his Korn Ferry qualifier the same day he 'parted ways' with CBS Sports

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was disqualified from a Korn Ferry Tour pre-qualifier event after signing an incorrect scorecard. This disqualification occurred on the same day he mutually parted ways with CBS Sports. Romo’s playing partner and a walking referee provided different tallies for his scores on two holes, leading to the discrepancy.

• Tony Romo was arrested over the summer for operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Wisconsin.
• CBS Sports placed Romo on indefinite leave and later mutually parted ways with him in early October.
• Romo participated in a pre-qualifier tournament for a Korn Ferry Tour event.
• On the same day he parted ways with CBS, Romo was disqualified from the Korn Ferry pre-qualifier.
• The disqualification was due to signing an incorrect scorecard.
• Romo’s playing partner and a referee reported different scores for Romo on holes 16 and 17 than what Romo signed on his scorecard.
• Tournament officials believe Romo may not have thoroughly checked his scorecard due to slow play and other pressures.