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Brad Marek is an American professional golfer.
He competed at John Hersey High School and as a scholarship golfer for the Indiana Hoosiers. [1] He won the Illinois State Junior Amateur in 2002 and the Illinois State Amateur in 2005. While at Indiana, he was a three time Academic All-American. [2]
Marek completed on lower-level professional golf tours for nine years securing a total of 15 wins. [3] [4]
After ending his touring career, Marek earned his PGA of America Class A certification in 2019. He made the cut at the 2021 PGA Championship, his first PGA Championship appearance, and finished T78. Marek is a member of the Northern California section of the PGA. [5]
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