Lorne Rubenstein is a Canadian golf journalist and author. He has been the columnist for The Globe and Mail, Canada's national newspaper, since 1980, and was the first editor of SCOREGolf Magazine, where he continues to write columns and features. Rubenstein has written 13 books about golf. He maintained a near-scratch handicap for many years, and played in the Ontario Amateur and British Amateur. He caddied on the PGA Tour a few tournaments a season for several years, first for 1967 U.S. and British Amateur champion Bob Dickson, and then for 1975 and 1976 Canadian Amateur winner Jim Nelford. He is a course ranking panelist for SCOREGolf and for GOLF Magazine. Rubenstein co-hosted Acura World of Golf on The Sports Network in Canada for the 11 years that it ran. He has written for publications around the world, including Golf Digest, Golf World, Golf Magazine, Esquire, Travel & Leisure Golf, Masters Journal, Golf Monthly., Links, Toronto Life, and others. Rubenstein has co-written books with Jim Nelford, George Knudson, David Leadbetter, and Nick Price. His latest book is a memoir of his experiences with the late Moe Norman, one of golf's most intriguing figures. 

June 25th, 1948 in (Age 75)