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Tony Romo's brutal golf score before getting arrested paints a nightmarish picture

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Tony Romo's brutal golf score before getting arrested paints a nightmarish picture
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Criminal defense attorney Donna Rotunno analyzes the video, including Woods' claim of talking to the President, and discusses the legal hurdles for prosecutors to prove impairment, especially with no positive alcohol test. Romo is an excellent golfer, and was playing in the event. Last week, he played in the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament.His offseasons are mostly spent on a golf course, which is fair.

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OutKick Sports Tony Romo's brutal golf score before getting arrested paints a nightmarish picture The CBS NFL analyst was reportedly stopped on a Milwaukee highway and performed poorly on field sobriety tests By Zach Dean OutKick Published July 25, 2026 12:56pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Attorney analyzes bodycam video of Tiger Woods’ arrest Bodycam footage of Tiger Woods' March 27 DUI arrest in Jupiter Island, FL, shows a dazed and disoriented Woods after his rollover crash. Criminal defense attorney Donna Rotunno analyzes the video, including Woods' claim of talking to the President, and discusses the legal hurdles for prosecutors to prove impairment, especially with no positive alcohol test.

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