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PORT MAYACA POLO CLUB RELEASES 2025 WINTER SEASON SCHEDULE

07/16/2024

This winter at Port Mayaca Polo Club (PMPC) in Okeechobee, Florida, promises a wide range of thrilling action including 8 goal, 12 goal, 16 goal and 18 goal, as well as women’s polo at the 10- to 14-goal and 18- to 22-goal levels. ©Des Delaire
This winter at Port Mayaca Polo Club (PMPC) in Okeechobee, Florida, promises a wide range of thrilling action including 8 goal, 12 goal, 16 goal and 18 goal, as well as women’s polo at the 10- to 14-goal and 18- to 22-goal levels. ©Des Delaire

Preparations are officially underway for the upcoming season at Port Mayaca Polo Club (PMPC) in Okeechobee, Florida! The winter at PMPC promises a wide range of thrilling polo action including 8 goal, 12 goal, 16 goal and 18 goal, as well as women’s polo at the 10- to 14-goal and 18- to 22-goal levels.

Ringing in the new year, the George Miller Memorial will take place on December 29 at the National Polo Center - Wellington (NPC) in Wellington, Florida.

The PMPC tournament season will begin with the return of the 16-goal Heritage Cup, which runs from January 1-5. Other national tournament highlights include the Joe Barry Memorial in early-January (January 6-26) which will serve as one of four qualifying tournaments for the NPC 16-Goal Championship in April, followed by the Butler Handicap slated to begin in mid-February (February 12 - March 9). The finals for all three USPA tournaments will be played at NPC.

From February 27 to March 22, PMPC will host a Florida Circuit Regional President’s Cup qualifier, with the winners moving on to compete in the National President’s Cup at NPC in April.

The U.S. Open Women's Polo Championship returns to PMPC, with the final to be played at the National Polo Center - Wellington. ©David Lominska
The U.S. Open Women's Polo Championship returns to PMPC, with the final to be played at the National Polo Center - Wellington. ©David Lominska

In women’s polo, competitors will have the opportunity to make their mark in the USPA Women's Gold Cup (January 16-25) at the 18- to 22-goal level to serve as a lead into the most prestigious women’s tournament in the nation, the U.S. Open Women's Polo Championship (January 26 - February 9), with the final to once again be played on NPC’s U.S. Polo Assn. Field One. The 10- to 14-goal Tabebuia Cup also returns for a second consecutive year as a Women of Wellington (WOW) Medium-Goal Polo League tournament from March 10-29.

Capping-off the season with youth polo, PMPC will host a National Youth Tournament Series Championship Qualifier on April 5.

Club stabling is in high demand, and availability is limited. Practice memberships are also available, with priority awarded to farm owners and those stabled at PMPC. ©David Lominska
Club stabling is in high demand, and availability is limited. Practice memberships are also available, with priority awarded to farm owners and those stabled at PMPC. ©David Lominska

Club stabling is in high demand, and availability is limited, those interested are encouraged to reach out soon. Practice memberships are also available, with priority awarded to farm owners and those stabled at PMPC.

For questions about Port Mayaca Polo Club's membership options or tournament entries, please contact Laura Linfoot at Laura@PMPolo.com or (772) 228-0115. For more information on Port Mayaca Polo Club, please visit pmpolo.com.

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