The inaugural season of PLYRS Polo Club is setting a new precedent for polo in Wellington, with new tournaments beginning to write their first chapters in one of the most competitive calendars in the sport worldwide. Last Saturday, February 21, the final of the club’s first 18-goal handicap tournament was played at PLYRS Polo Club.
The polo world celebrated its legends, highlighted by Peter M. Brant and Melissa Ganzi, at the record-setting, sold-out 37th. annual Polo Hall of Fame Induction and Awards Dinner on Friday February 13, at the Museum of Polo. More than 500 guests attended the ceremony. Brant developed the powerhouse White Birch team and organization which
Victory/Eastern Hay claimed a 7-5 win over La Dolfina, and won the US Open Women’s Polo Championship, in the final that took place on Sunday February 15, at the National Polo Center (NPC), in Wellington, Florida. The most important ladies tournament in the United States saw seven teams up to 23 goals (ladies handicap), partake.
Dubai Wolves is improving and growing every year. In 2025, they claimed the Dubai Silver Cup, and they reached their peak now, in 2026, after winning the Dubai Gold Cup, the most important polo contest in the Middle East. Dubai Wolves achieved their goal after beating no less than UAE, one of the most powerful
The final of the last and most important tournament of the Dubai Polo & Equestrian Club, the EMAAR Cup, was played on Sunday February 15, in the club set in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The competition saw ten teams up to 12 goals, and the unbeaten Bin Drai clashed with Jehangiri in the decisive game.
Dubai Wolves defeated UAE 11-8 and won the seventeeth edition of the Dubai Gold Cup, the most significant polo competition in the Middle East, and the highlight of the Dubai Polo Gold Cup Series. The championship match took place on Saturday February 14, at Al Habtoor Resort & Polo Club, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.