Romo misses Nelson cut: 'Seeing a lot of positive improvement'
If the first two rounds of the AT&T Byron Nelson were nine holes each, Tony Romo might have been sticking around for the weekend.But they arent, and Romo isnt.The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and current NFL analyst struggled on his second nine for the second straight day to miss his third PGA Tour cut in as many tries.Romo shot 3-over 74 in difficult scoring conditions Friday at Trinity Forest, a two-shot improvement from the first round. He was 1 under after 10 holes, though, before playing his next five in 5 over. A day earlier, he was 2 under after chipping in for eagle on the par-5 seventh hole, but double bogeys on two of his next six holes derailed his round.I think that's more of just your ability to keep your misses small, said Romo, who had several foul balls off the tee this week, including Friday on the par-4 fourth hole that led to a double. Out here golf is a game of misses. Your ability to just keep making par with your misses is the key, and not give away two shots just randomly like I did this week, and that will be something I'll work very hard on for the next time.
Full-field scores from the AT&T Byron NelsonAT&T Byron Nelson: Articles, photos and videos
Romo, who also missed cuts in each of the past two editions of the PGA Tour event in the Dominican Republic, only beat four players who finished 36 holes. But he did see improvement with his game, especially under pressure and in the elements. He plans to iron out his driver woes before he plays in a U.S. Open local qualifier Monday at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas.That will be the next step, said Romo, who noted that his short game is much improved from when he started really focusing on the sport following retirement from football a couple of years ago.This game is small when it comes to your ability to improve from even one day to the next or one week or one month, Romo said. You can really make a ton of improvement with the right technique or practice. It's like a puzzle. You can figure it out and you can really improve. It's just you got to go try and dissect it and figure it out. If you can, then you can shoot scores that you're proud of.Romo has yet to figure it out for a full round at the highest level, but he believes he's getting closer."I think you learn a little bit every time you play, you get a little more comfortable and I think my game is getting better and better each month, really," Romo said. "So, starting to take some time but I think I'm seeing a lot of positive improvement, I guess you could say. It's holding up out here."
Dustin Johnson holed a bunker shot on Day 1 of the Presidents Cup. But his celebration with Matt Kuchar wasn't as pretty. Watch: Dustin Johnson holes bunker shot, almost converts high five | Golf
Watch: Dustin Johnson holes bunker shot, almost converts high
time2sports.com/watch-dustin-johnson-holes-bunker-shot-almost-converts-high-five
Watch: Dustin Johnson holes fort shot, roughly translates high 5 … Author Dustin Johnson Date September 29, 2017 Instant entrance to a latest news, videos and photos from around a universe of golf.
Back-nine Drama: Watch Koepka/DJ final holes - pga.com
Sung Hyun Park opened with a bogey-free 6-under par 66 and will take a one-shot lead into Friday's second round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. Park finished her first day at Kemper Lakes Golf Club with six birdies, highlighted by three gains in a four-hole stretch (Nos. 4, 6…
Primer: 2018 KPMG Women's PGA Championship | Pro Golf Weekly
Natalie Gulbis mulling run for Congress. By Natalie Gulbis is no longer an active LPGA Tour player, Gulbis reportedly met with Republican leaders in Washington, D.C. this week to discuss a
Natalie Gulbis mulling run for Congress | Your Golf Digest
Former world number one Martin Kaymer, seeking his first win since his 2014 US Open triumph, shared the halfway lead at the US PGA's Memorial Tournament Friday with rookie Lee Kyoung-hoon and Troy
Ladies' Night | Season 1 | Episode 3 | Pull Out of the Tour
Tony Romo's first assignment for CBS will be at the Dean & Deluca Invitational this weekend. He'll be at the broadcast booth on the 18th hole. Tony Romo's CBS broadcasting debut will be
Report Ad
Shop Golf's #1 Online Superstore For Top Brand Golf Equipment. Order Today!
Below, you'll find where each team falls in their likelihood of qualifying to NCAA Regionals based on their RQS score, via Road To Nationals. The top 36 teams qualify to regionals (held April 2, 2016) and there will be six different regionals across the country with six teams at each. The regional sites are below:
Men's regionals: Who's in, out for NCAAs? - chatsports.com
Billy Horschel, Sergio Garcia grouped at AT&T Byron Nelson So it comes as no surprise that a common reaction among players at this week's AT&T Byron Nelson is
Billy Horschel, Sergio Garcia grouped at AT&T Byron Nelson
paynesvalleygolfclub.com/billy-horschel-sergio-garcia-grouped-at-att-byron-nelson/
Billy Horschel, Sergio Garcia grouped at AT&T Byron Nelson DALLAS - The Supreme Court's decision to overturn the federal ban on gambling rippled across every field, court and arena in the country.
Horschel, Garcia grouped at Byron Nelson - chatsports.com
Tiger Woods got his Players Championship off to a nice start with a 70 that included an early snap-hook into the trees, a slice into a water hazard and six birdies, the last of which came at the
Tiger Woods rebounds to shoot even par in Round 1 of PGA
The 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open purse is set for $6.9 million, with the winner's share coming in at $1,242,000 -- the standard 18 percent payout according to the PGA Tour's prize money
PGA Championship purse payout: Koepka earns nearly $2 million
Dominican Republic's own Delgado looks to win LAAC in home country EMPEZARUNBLIG - March 6, 2019 - Golf LA ROMANA, Dominic Republic — One of the Dominican Republic's own could become the second straight player to win the Latin America Amateur Championship in his home country.
Dominican Republic's own Delgado looks to win LAAC in home
Tariffs. President Trump: 'Progress' but no breakthrough with Mexico as tariff deadline looms. USA TODAY - Deirdre Shesgreen and David Jackson. WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump said there was "progress" but no breakthrough Wednesday in high-stakes negotiations with Mexican officials over his threat to slap tariffs on Mexico unless that government stems the flow of migrants to the U.S. border.
As health deadlines loom, Obama's credibility on the line
Bill Haas Involved in Fatal Car Crash; Released From Hospital | by Golf News Bill Haas was released from the hospital after being involved in a fatal car crash Tuesday in Pacifi SUBSCRIBE 4
Update: Golfer Bill Haas released from hospital after fatal
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The echoes of champions mixed with the cheers and shouts of thousands as they rolled over the hills and through the Georgia pines at Augusta National Golf Club on Sunday, April 8
Tiger tales: Memories of majors' biggest win ever
2017 GolfSixes: Team England Starts Match Two | Golf Channel
Post a Comment