Robin Aikens was born December 26, 1969 in Chicago, Illinois. Her mother's name is Rosie Ross. Robin went to elementary school at Beasley Magnet School, and transferred to Melton Elementary in Gary, Indiana. Golf was taken up at an early age for Robin, and at age 7 she began to compete against other children. During her elementary school years, she was competing with The Bob-O-Links golf club a division of The Chicago Women's Golf Club. By the time Robin graduated from high school she had won over 25 trophies and awards for golf. Robin auditioned for Emerson School for Visual and Performing Arts School when she was in the 7th grade, where she majored in violin performance. She was actively involved in playing in the Emerson Symphony Orchestra, and she began playing professionally in The Gary Civic Symphony before graduating from high school. Robin won 15 first place awards for violin performance (solo and group performances) for the Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA).

Robin was still competing in golf and winning tournaments, and she tried out for Gary Roosevelt's Girls Golf Team and made it on the team. Emerson did not have a golf team so she had to compete at a high school that did have the team. While playing on the team in her junior and senior year, Robin became MVP for both the years she played on the team. During her high school years, she won The Midwest District Championship Title for Girls.

Robin went on to Purdue University and she walked on the Purdue Women's Team. During her college years, she won the Midwest District College Division as well. Robin did not continue at Purdue West Lafayette Campus. Robin continued her college experience at Purdue University Calumet Hammond Campus. Robin also played in Purdue University Symphony Orchestra- 1st violin section.

Robin graduated from Purdue University and went on to Roosevelt University where she obtained 2 Master's Degrees. One is in Elementary Education and the other is in Educational Administration and Supervision.

Robin has also been in 3 beauty pageants: Hal Jackson's Miss Talented Teen 2nd runner up, Miss Black and Gold- 1st runner up (Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity), Miss America Pageant Preliminary- 1st Runner Up. Robin has also toured with Shadow Vignettes Jazz Band. Robin has shared the stage with rap sensation, Common, when she was 20 years old. She played the violin while he rapped. She is also an actress and had non-speaking roles 3 motion picture movies.

At age 34, Robin Aikens is a member of The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Teaching and Club Professional Division (T&CP Division). She is President and CEO of Golf Safari, 3 formidable business units (Golf Safari Apparel, Golf Safari Accessories, and Golf Safari Publications). She is also CEO and President of ProStarGolf, 2 business units (ProStarGolf Schools, and ProStarGolf Productions - to produce televised celebrity charity golf outings that are fun and entertaining).

Robin has coached Division I golf at Chicago State University. She was named Head Women's Golf Coach. She is Executive Director of Inner City Golf Mentor Program, a 501 C 3 organization, she founded to give back to the community and helps inner city youth learn the game of golf. InnerCityGolf is a two-time award winning junior golf program. The awards are the 2000 S. Garry Oniki Award for Community Empowerment, and the 2001 Hook A Kid on Golf "New Program of the Year Award. "

Robin has 3 children Taylor (age 7), Jordan and Jalen (twin girl and boy- age 5). Robin Aikens is the author of her self-published book, How I Found My 'Sweet Spot'...and How You Can Find Yours. Robin found her 'sweet spot' by becoming a member of The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). She hit her goal with accuracy and she has become a member of the most prestigious women's golf organization in the world.