Tony Romo's 2-below 70 on the Safeway Open merits a shoutout.
I'm now not going to recap his round; you can study about it and see his scorecard at this GC hyperlink. But after a few poor showings, Tony controlled to be the low scorer in his threesome or even beat a number of the name players inside the field.
Will he make the reduce this time? I do not know. But 5 birdies and best 3 bogeys is a far progressed overall performance for him, and I assume he bears watching.
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