Tony Romo to play in 2017 U.S. Open golf qualifier
Tony Romo is taking advantage of his retirement by returning to the green.
The former Cowboys quarterback will participate in a qualifier for the U.S. Open in Aledo, Texas on Monday, Ed Werder reports.
Romo is a longtime golfer but cut back on the sport in 2013 after signing an extension with the Cowboys. He announced his retirement in early April and promptly landed a job as the lead analyst for CBS starting next year.
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Romo, 37, has participated in U.S. Open qualifiers before. He advanced to the sectional qualifying round in 2010 but withdrew when it conflicted with Cowboys off-season activities.
The signal caller had a 14-year career in the NFL, posting a 78-49 record as a starter.
