Visiting the Polo Museum
MUSEUM HOURS
January - April
Monday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm
May - December
Monday - Friday: 10am - 4pm
Summer hours vary please contact us before visiting.
561-969-3210 or info@polomuseum.org
LOCATION & DIRECTIONS
9011 Lake Worth Road, Lake Worth, FL 33467
Take the Turnpike Exit 93 for Lake Worth Road. We are located just one mile west of the Turnpike, at the intersection of Lake Worth and Lyons Road, East of Hwy 441.
Laddie Sanford was the dynamic 7-goal patron and captain of the famed Hurricanes team, which won the U.S. Open in three different decades…
Born in 1918 on Long Island, N.Y., Peter Perkins grew up in California learning to play polo from his father…
Growing up near Boston, Adam Snow first played polo on the fields at Myopia, at the age of 10…
A star of the first magnitude “Bobby” Shaw was considered to be one of the titans of the late 19th and early 20th century American polo…
In 1986 at the age of 21, young Mike Azzaro burst onto the national scene winning his first U.S. Open Championship and the Cartier…
Born in 1909, Mills was one of the bright stars during the “hey day” of polo in the 1930s…
Born in 1960, Carlos began playing in tournaments at 14 and reached a 10-goal handicap in 1985, a ranking he held for 15 years…
An avid sportsman and equestrian, Charles Cary Rumsey played polo in the earliest days of the game in America, reaching a level of 8-goals…
In addition to attaining a six-goal handicap, Steve Orthwein has devoted over 50 years of his life to supporting the sport of polo…
Canadian-born Lewis Lacey had a long and distinguished international polo career…