Thursday, July 21, 2022

Autumn Cup: September 8 to 10 PGH La Palmeraie Polo Club

 Autumn Cup September 8-10 PGH La Palmeraie Polo Club. You may also want to check out Polo Lady Magazine.


Westown Shongweni Polo Club Tournament: July 22-24th.

 Westown Shongweni Polo Club Tournament: July 22-24th.



Gift Horse: 48 Hour Video Project

 A very nice motivating video. "A young polo player terminally ill with cancer finds salvation in her best friend in the world - her horse."

Picking the Right Quality Polo Boots: Design, Fit, Leather

Purchase HERE
Polo is one of those sports that requires a level of investment in high quality supplies. Boots are fundamental to the game as they hold your feet in the stirrups and help protect your leg from mallet and rubbing damage. Bad boots are going to hurt your feet and high quality boots will protect your feet.

Look for high quality leather, good insoles, and lining. A high quality boots should be cut specific to your feet. In many cases expect to pay over $1K for a good quality custom boot. There are alternatives such as the $650 +/- custom boots from the good works company Escanaba Polo Mallet Co.

I would think in terms of quality of the boot relates to 1.) Design, 2.) Fit (Shoe Size), and 3.) Leather Type (Real Leather)

Here are a couple of strong articles about the quality of polo boots, an equipment list, and a buying guide to leather.


Why Polo Boots Are Considered One Of The Best

Polo Equipment List

Leather Boots Buying Guide: How to Identify the Different Types of Leather and Its Quality

Monday, July 18, 2022

The LeCompte Kalaway Cup: September 10th, 2022 @ Barrington Hills Polo Club

 You can gain more information at Barrington Hills Polo Club Chicago 



The Proper Way to Use a Polo Mallet

The polo swing is important. The mallet becomes an extension of the body and the swing will impact the direction of the ball. While you might be able to get one of our mallets for $99 dollars you will need to practice to use it (and any mallet) properly. You may want to watch the video below. Notice the positions of the mallet when extended and the moment before hitting the ball.