Bobbi Lancaster

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Bobbi Lancaster (born June 23, 1950) is a family physician, champion golfer, author, human rights advocate and motivational speaker.^[1] She is also a transgender woman, and underwent undergoing gender reassignment surgery in 2010.^[1] She attempted to qualify for the LPGA Tour in 2013^[1] and her efforts garnered international media attention.^[2]