Tony Romo has yet to say anything publicly since Thursday’s arrest in Milwaukee for suspicion of operating while intoxicated. For now, his actions are doing the talking.
Via Michael Garcia of KETK, Romo has withdrawn from this week’s Texas State Open. It will be held at the Cascades Country Club in Tyler, starting on Tuesday, July 28.
The club confirmed that Romo has removed himself from the event. His arrest happened after he competed in a golf event in the Milwaukee area.
The former Cowboys quarterback and CBS analyst is due in court on September 21. He was arrested after performing poorly in standard field sobriety testing. It’s still unclear whether he submitted to breath testing.
Romo has previously participated in the Texas State Open nine times.
