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AFTER A LONG DELAY DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS RABITO GOLF IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT YOU WILL SOON BE ABLE TO EXPERIENCE WORLD CLASS INSTRUCTION AT THE  RABITO ACADEMY CHINA.

The addition of the Rabito Golf Academy, Ningbo, China, is In partnership with X Star Golf China.

Certified Rabito instructor and PGA professional Jon Marlor will be the Head of instruction at the Academy.

Carl and Jon were both in China for the Grand opening back in 2019, giving lessons and presenting a seminar to Chinese Professionals who had traveled from throughout China.

Jon has worked with Carl since 2011, running Rabito Academies in the USA, previously he has been head professional at facilities in the UK, Europe and Russia, he is excited at the prospect of the Academy opening in China.

 “ This great opportunity to team up with X Star Golf opens the door for us to develop Rabito Golf in China, with Carl already being successful at working with many tour players from Asia including producing an LPGA major winner, it makes a perfect progression to have an Academy located in China. The facility in downtown Ningbo provides the opportunity of world class instruction in a relaxed state of the art environment within an easy commute of Shanghai, I am excited and looking forward to working with Lee, Abbey, Sirius, Liao and the team at Rabito Golf China ” – Jon Marlor.

Congratulations to Rabito student Rory Healy on his win in the PGA Illinois section junior tour.

Congratulations to Rabito student Heather Penn on shooting a ladies course record of 6 under par 67 at North Shore Country Club.

Rabito golf recently featured on the winter edition of the TV show, The Golf Scene.

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Medalist at the DuPage Valley Conference Meet at Phillips Park in Aurora.

Zheng, a junior, shot a scintillating 1-under 35 on the front nine to build a 5-shot cushion. She withstood Emma Kirvan’s late push to capture medalist honors with a 4-over 76.

Zheng also powered Neuqua to the team title. The Wildcats placed five golfers in the top 10 en route to shooting a 323.

Also Rabito students Kelly Cong fired an 84 to finish sixth and Erica Lei took seventh also with an 84.

Get yourself an insight into the Rabito Academy, by watching this 20 minute TV pilot, showing the day to day workings of the Academy.

Jessica Huen – Qualified for 2018 US Womens Amateur

Sarah Thornton – 4 First Place Finishes and 4 Second Place ​finishes in IJGA Tournaments

Sara Zheng – First Place in IJGA Stroke Play and three second ​place finishes in IJGA Tournaments

Scotty Boyajian – Qualified for 2018 Illinois Open ​Championship and Illinois Amateur Championship.  ​Second Place finish in Kenosha, WI MAJGT Tournament

Mina Shyam – First Place 2018 Drive, Chip & Putt in Sub ​Regionals

Vetri Anand – First Place 2018 Drive, Chip & Putt in Sub ​Regionals

Christian Bries – First Place in the Naperville Junior City ​Championship

Bolingbrook Driving Range and Rabito Golf Academy, ILLINOIS
2018 Junior Golf Development Program.

These multi-Day camps are 6 hours of instruction, gift, competitions and prizes. Classes are separated by the following age groups (5-7), (8-11), (12-15)
Fees: $149 non-resident, $139 resident. Please click on the schedule below for more information.

2018 Junior camp schedule

Arushi leaves Waubonsie Valley High School for Indiana University as the second player in program history to reach four state finals.

The four-year state qualifier finished her career with a stellar even-par 72 at Hickory Point, giving Singh all-state honors in a tie for fifth in the 112-player field. It was her best state finish.

“My whole goal was to make top 10 or top five,” said Singh, an Indiana recruit. “I wasn’t thinking much of my score or where I was on the leaderboard. I just wanted to play my best, and I definitely think I did that.”

Arushi came through her first round match at the Western Women’s Golf Association’s 91st National Junior Championship on wednesday the 13th of July.  Arushi finally eliminated her matchplay opponent on the fifth extra playoff hole. The match lasted almost six hours, playing through rain and dusk as the match drew to a close at 8pm. Singh closed the match out on the 23rd hole with a beautiful chip shot that rolled to 2 feet of the hole and the duly knocked in the short putt to progress to the next round. “Wow, this feels pretty good,”said the 17 year old from Naperville,Ill who is committed to play collegiately at Indiana University.”This definitely gives me a lot of confidence moving forward.”

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – First-year Tiger Jessica Yuen (Bolingbrook, Ill.) was named to the 2017 Southeastern Conference Women’s Golf All-Freshman Team, announced Thursday (May 4) by the league office. Yuen is one of eight players on this year’s SEC All-Freshman squad.

Mizzou has now garnered an SEC All-Freshman Team recipient in each of the past two seasons. Sophomore Emma Allen (Southampton, England) received the nod last year, following her standout 2015-16 campaign.

“It’s an honor to be able to represent my school and be named to the SEC All-Freshman Team,” Yuen said. “Without the support of my teammates and coaches, I wouldn’t be where I am today. It’s awesome to be in a competitive conference playing up against the top players in the country. It’s a great experience and opportunity to challenge myself and further my golf career.”

“This is the second year in a row that we’ve had a freshman earn this honor,” head coach Stephanie Priesmeyer exclaimed. “Jess has been one of the most consistent players for us this season. She’s very poised and calm on the course and she delivered one of her strongest performances of the year at the SEC Championships. Jess and I are looking forward to making the trip to New Mexico to compete in NCAA’s.”

Yuen has enjoyed a standout first-year campaign for the Tigers. She participated in all nine of Mizzou’s tournaments this season, accumulating a team-low average score of 72.81. Yuen finished even par or better four times, highlighted by a 5-under finish at the Las Vegas Collegiate Shootout (Oct. 23-25, 2016).

The Bolingbrook, Ill., native finished top 25 individually in seven of her nine tournaments, including a pair of top 10 placements. Within her respective region, Yuen ranks 41st overall individually this season.

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Rabito Golf would like to welcome Pete to our team! He has been named to the Rabito Golf Advisory Board!

Carl Rabito and Rabito Golf Instructor, Kaela Hierholzer, teach and inspire golfers starting at a young age!