Former NFL quarterback and CBS sports analyst Tony Romo withdraws from an upcoming golf tournament after an arrest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Multiple reports say Romo is arrested Thursday on suspicion of driving under the influence, with one source describing the charge as OWI (operating while intoxicated). Following the arrest, Romo pulls out of the tournament and could face additional consequences tied to his driving privileges. The Oregonian reports that Romo could lose his driver’s license as a result of the arrest, indicating potential legal and administrative fallout beyond the tournament withdrawal. The New York Post frames the development as early repercussions from the DUI arrest, while Breitbart similarly states that Romo withdraws from the scheduled event after the incident. The reports collectively focus on the same sequence: an arrest in Milwaukee on suspicion of impaired driving, immediate withdrawal from the golf competition, and the possibility of further penalties that may include license-related consequences. None of the sources provide additional details about outcomes, charges filed, or sentencing in the provided text.