Romo's BAC was reportedly 0.15, nearly twice the legal limit

You lose 1 beer and hour. One to Two hours later is the norm. So, 9 beers in two hours for an experienced drinker at the club....shoot, id drink 4 or 5 double vodka waters in that time at my club at happy hour....but, my wife would pick me up and my daughter would drive my truck home.
You’re a smart man.
 
You lose 1 beer and hour. One to Two hours later is the norm. So, 9 beers in two hours for an experienced drinker at the club....shoot, id drink 4 or 5 double vodka waters in that time at my club at happy hour....but, my wife would pick me up and my daughter would drive my truck home.
South Texas in a nutshell.
 
because I’m fascinated with AI, I ran some prompts about blood alcohol chemistry, his public records and reports from the event.

  • Place: Wisconsin Amateur Championship
  • Tee Time:12:00-12:30 (best estimate)
  • A celebrity round at a large event, including photos and handshakes, is around 5 hours or so.
  • Score: 12 over par!
    • He normally has a +2 or +3 handicap
  • Pulled Over: 6:15 pm
  • Blood Draw: 9:30 pm (he refused BAT and had blood drawn following a warrant)
  • Romo’s weight: 230 was his playing weight, but if you see him you know he’s heavier than when he retired. This lower number actually “helps him” in the math.
  • Blood alcohol content at time of test was 0.15
  • Estimated drinks: 14.6 drinks during his round according to The Widmark Formula
    • The Metabolism Math: Over those 9 hours, a 230 lb man's liver would clear roughly 0.135% BAC from his system.
    • The Implied Peak: To still have a 0.15% remaining at 9:30 p.m., his blood alcohol concentration would have had to theoretically peak at approximately 0.285% earlier in the day.
    • The Total: To hit that number, it would take approximately 205 grams of pure alcohol, which is the equivalent of 14.6 standard drinks.
I guess that partially explains the 12 over par.

@Jipper @big dog cowboy @Ranching
 
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because I’m fascinated with AI, I ran some prompts about blood alcohol chemistry, his public records and reports from the event.

  • Place: Wisconsin Amateur Championship
  • Tee Time:12:00-12:30 (best estimate)
  • A celebrity round at a large event, including photos and handshakes, is around 5 hours or so.
  • Score: 35 over par!
    • He normally has a +2 or +3 handicap
  • Pulled Over: 6:15 pm
  • Blood Draw: 9:30 pm (he refused BAT and had blood drawn following a warrant)
  • Romo’s weight: 230 was his playing weight, but if you see him you know he’s heavier than when he retired. This lower number actually “helps him” in the math.
  • Blood alcohol content at time of test was 0.15
  • Estimated drinks: 14.6 drinks during his round according to The Widmark Formula
    • The Metabolism Math: Over those 9 hours, a 230 lb man's liver would clear roughly 0.135% BAC from his system.
    • The Implied Peak: To still have a 0.15% remaining at 9:30 p.m., his blood alcohol concentration would have had to theoretically peak at approximately 0.285% earlier in the day.
    • The Total: To hit that number, it would take approximately 205 grams of pure alcohol, which is the equivalent of 14.6 standard drinks.
I guess that partially explains the 35 over par.

@Jipper @big dog cowboy @Ranching
35 over par for 4 rounds.
 
35 over par for 4 rounds.
Asking Google what an expected score for a 2 handicap playing on a course with a 74 rating and a 137 slope would be, it said average score of 78, so expected score over 4 days would be 24 over. So 35 over isn’t crazy.
 
But the other numbers do indicate my man should not have been driving.
 
Asking Google what an expected score for a 2 handicap playing on a course with a 74 rating and a 137 slope would be, it said average score of 78, so expected score over 4 days would be 24 over. So 35 over isn’t crazy.
I have been known to shoot 35 over in one round if it’s a difficult course :laugh:
 
Unless you’re really affluent. Two sets of laws and rules: The actual laws and punishments for the masses and a leniency for the affluent. Mark Cuban is the only billionaire I respect.
That's great to know
 

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