Tony Romo falls short in return to U.S. Open qualifier

Tony Romo will not shock the world at the U.S. Open -- at least not this year.
The retired Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo shot a 75 at an 18-hole local qualifier at Split Rail Links & Golf Club in Aledo, Texas, and will not advance to the sectional qualifying round.
Romo had an up-and-down day at Split Rail. His moment of glory came on the 14th, where he scored an eagle that dropped him to one-over and placed him back in contention to advance to a regional qualifying round.
Hold onto your butts because we have footage of Romo banging the 6-footer for eagle ...

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