Bobbi Lancaster

Bobbi Lancaster (born June 23, 1950) is a golfer, author, human rights advocate, motivational speaker and physician. She garnered international media attention in 2013 while attempting to qualify for the LPGA Tour as a transgender woman.

Early life and medical career Bobbi Lancaster was born in 1950 in Chatham, Ontario, Canada. Her family moved to Hamilton, Ontario, in 1960.

She attended McMaster University Medical School, graduating with an M.D. degree in 1978. She also qualified for the Ontario Caddy Championship. During high school she captained the Cathedral Boys varsity team to multiple victories. She also won junior tournaments, interclub matches representing Chedoke Civic Golf Course and was victorious as a member of the CANUSA Games golf team. In her late teens and twenties, Lancaster won multiple club championships at Chedoke. She also qualified and competed in several Canadian and Ontario Amateur Championships as well as the Ontario Open, a professional event. Lancaster also captained the McMaster University Men's Varsity Golf Team

Memoir Lancaster wrote a memoir called The Red Light Runner and is looking for a publisher.