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.
Seemingly effortless talent is what Roy M. Barry always projected. While a 9-goaler, he, with but a few others, held the mantle of America’s best…
She is the clear proof that not all polo legends are made astride a horse. Louise Eustis Hitchcock was a passionate poloist…
One word describes Dr. William “Billy” Linfoot: inspirational. Rated 9-goals, he was one of the world’s best offensive players…
Born to polo, Northrup “Norty” Knox could claim considerable achievements both on and off the field…
A star in the era of stars, Michael “Mike” Phipps was a member of the best all-American team ever – the 1939 forty-goal “Dream Team”…
At the age when some players consider hanging up their mallets, John T. Oxley picked his up for the first time, at the age of 46…
A native of Texas, Ray Harrington Jr. knew a saddle as a child, but did not begin playing polo until he was in his twenties…
A versatile, all around athlete, Lawrence “Larry” Waterbury was a competitor with an insatiable appetite…
Few players had a shorter yet more illustrious career than James Montaudevert “Monty” Waterbury Jr. A 10-goaler, he was a member of the legendary team – The Big Four…
For Philip Iglehart, polo was more than an avocation – it was a tradition to honor and nurture…