Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo is arrested in Milwaukee for operating while intoxicated following his appearance at the Wisconsin Amateur Championship, according to multiple reports. The arrest happens the same day as the tournament’s final round. Coverage describes Romo’s performance during that round as unusually poor, including a reported final score of 35-over par. The reports also say he was taken into custody for operating while under the influence/intoxicated in connection with the incident in Milwaukee. While outlets emphasize the contrast between his public sports presence and the golf result, they agree on the basic sequence of events: Romo plays in the Wisconsin Amateur Championship, finishes a round described as 35-over par, and is then arrested later that day in Milwaukee for operating while intoxicated. The descriptions focus on the timing and the tournament context rather than the specific circumstances of the arrest. None of the provided sources add details beyond these core points.