Over the past week, several notable events have taken place in the world of polo:
Greenwich Polo Club’s 2026 Sunday Polo Season
The Greenwich Polo Club in Connecticut has commenced its 2026 Sunday Polo season at Conyers Farm. The East Coast Gold Cup matches were held on July 5 and July 12, with the championship final scheduled for July 18. The Audi-presented East Coast Open is set to begin on August 30, with additional Sunday matches on September 6 and 13. The club offers a blend of high-goal polo, summer style, and field-side hospitality, drawing elite players and spectators from across the tri-state area. (resident.com)
Polo For Heart at Toronto Polo Club
The Toronto Polo Club hosted the 46th annual Polo For Heart event from July 9 to July 12. This three-day event featured polo matches, halftime entertainment, gourmet food and drinks, shopping, and the traditional Champagne divot stomp between games. Proceeds from the event benefited the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit at the Southlake Regional Health Centre. (poloforheart.org)
Silicon Valley Polo Collective Activities
The Silicon Valley Polo Collective in California has been active with a series of matches and gatherings throughout the week. Notably, the Stanford Polo Club’s men’s team recently reclaimed the regional title with a 21–5 win, securing a spot in the national championships. The collective continues to offer opportunities for both beginners and experienced players to engage in the sport. (svpolo.com)
Upcoming Events
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Cowdray Park Polo Club’s Gold Cup Semi-Final: Scheduled for July 15, 2026, this premier polo tournament in Europe will feature the last four teams competing for a spot in the final. (cowdraypolo.co.uk)
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Cowdray Park Polo Club’s Gold Cup Final: Set for July 19, 2026, the final match will determine the champion of the St. Regis British Open for the Cowdray Gold Cup. (cowdraypolo.co.uk)
These events highlight the dynamic and global nature of polo, with competitions and gatherings taking place across various regions.
