Museum's Hall of Fame Honors New Inductees for 2012!

Ladies, it’s time to get out those gorgeous evening gowns
and gentlemen, dust off those tuxedos – the 23rd Annual
Hall of Fame Dinner and Awards Gala is set to take place
on Friday, February 17th at the Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame,
so mark it on your calendars and make your reservations early. It is
sure to be another fantastic evening and we hope you will join us to
celebrate the induction of the latest inductees who will join the many
distinguished individuals in the polo Hall of Fame. Click here to read more...

Welcome!

Imagine a ball hit so hard ... that it comes at you at a speed of 110 miles per hour, so fast, you can hardly see it. Your job is to stay at a gallop, get your horse in line with the ball, and either pass it ahead to a teammate, or carry the ball down the field for an attempt at goal.

The 2,600 year-old game of polo is one of the fastest, roughest, and most dangerous sports played today.

Among team sports, polo is unique in two ways:

• Amateurs and professionals regularly play together and against each other;
• No matter how great his physical and mental skills, the player's performance is determined to a great degree by that of his athletic partners, his ponies.
  

The Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame is dedicated to fostering an appreciation of the development of the game by collecting, preserving, exhibiting and interpreting its collections, as well as honoring those who have made outstanding contributions to the sport.

Welcome to the Polo Museum and Hall of Fame website. When in Florida, we invite you to come by and experience our collection in person.

The Museum of Polo is available to host special occasions and meetings. Please contact us for details.

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