Germany, the place where Polo was played as an Olympic Sport for the last time. Back in 1936, The Olympic Games were held in Berlin where Polo was played as an Olympic discipline for the last time. The first Polo match in Germany took place towards the end of the 19th century in Hamburg. The Polo Club in the Hanseatic City was founded in 1898 and is the oldest club in Continental Europe. Today Polo is played all over Germany.
The German Polo Tour, Germany’s first Polo league, unites various Polo locations to create a wide series of tournaments. The Schedule for the 2019 German Polo Tour has been announced.
Bucherer Polo Cup Berlin 2019
17th – 19th May
Polo Club Berlin-Brandenburg
3 matchdays – Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 13.00 – 19.00
Bucherer High Goal Cup 2019
14th – 16th June
Gut Aspern – Polo Club Schleswig-Holstein.
The traditional High Goal Cup is not just limited to Polo, it is a special event with many attractions. There are helicopter sightseeing flights, pony rides, vintage car show, exhibitors, inflatables, face painting and much more that makes the hearts of the families beat faster!
Berenberg Polo Derby 2019
21st – 23rd June
Hamburger Polo Club
Bucherer Polo Cup Munich 2019
5th – 7th July
Polo Club Bayern
Dusseldorf High Goal Cup 2019
30th August – 1st September
Polo Club Dusseldorf
For the 12th time, four high-calibre teams will compete against each other at the Dusseldorf High Goal Cup at the Dusseldorf Polo & Country Club. With the friendly support of the city of Düsseldorf, this polo tournament has become one of the most beautiful and prestigious polo events in Germany.
Bucherer Polo Cup Frankfurt/Oberursel 2019
13th – 15th September
Frankfurter Polo Club 1902
