Mark Lye – A review of the 2024 Master’s Tournament, Are PED’s being used in professional golf?, What it’s like to have your words twisted and have the establishment cancel you

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Mark Lye (X: @letitflye) – is a former PGAT player and Lifetime Member. He also spent almost two decades as a commentator/analyst for ‘The Golf Channel’ and Sirius Radio. Mark is one of the few that can offer an insider look into the life of a professional golfer and a behind the curtain view of the PGAT and professional golf.  Mark won early in his career on the Australasian Tour, played the PGAT for almost two decades (1977-1991) where he won the Bank of Boston Classic, and went on to play the Champions Tour. 

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