Polo Leagues

The Houston Polo Club is proud to offer several leagues to accommodate the many skill levels of our playing members.

Polo School

Our Polo School is for participants interested in learning and playing the sport of polo. This is an 8 week program that teaches proper polo horsemanship, mallet swings, rules of the game and game strategy. Once participants complete the program, they move on to our Margarita League the following season. No previous riding experience necessary, past experience is welcome.

ProAm

Our 0-4 Goal ProAm is a four chukker league. It is a semi competitive league with a good dose of coaching. Patrons are responsible for bringing their own professional player rated 1 goal or higher. Pairs are rotated each tournament to form new teams. It is a fun league and can be a great transition to more competitive polo.

Margarita League

Margarita League is a beginner polo league. This league meets twice a week during the polo season. Polo instructors play on each team to offer coaching and assistance. Horses are available for lease for this program.

6 Goal

We offer a highly competitive 6 Goal league. This league is four chukkers and most teams are made up of two patrons and two professional players, although there is no requirement other than maintaining a team handicap of 4 to 6 goals. The league plays mostly USPA tournaments and several have a money prize. This tends to be the league with the highest number of teams participating.

2 Goal League

The 2 Goal League is a step up from the Margarita League. Here players (patrons) compete with polo pros on each team to help move the ball and increase the level of play. These players compete throughout the polo season and take part in bi-monthly tournaments.

10 Goal

Teams consist of a combined handicap not exceeding 10 goals. Fast paced polo featuring high rated professional polo players, USPA tournaments and USPA umpires. Teams compete in some of our most coveted tournaments such as the Texas Open and USPA H Ben Taub Memorial.

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