Edgeworth Polo Club is a family-run polo club set on a 250-acre farm in Stroud, Gloucestershire. The club runs polo practices and tournaments for riders across a range of abilities, with five practice days each week. Sessions take place every Tuesday at 2pm, Wednesday at 2pm and 6pm, Thursday at 2pm, and across Saturday and Sunday, when weekend chukka times vary to fit around scheduled matches.
The club operates across four full size match grounds, three practice fields and dedicated polo pitches, supported by an outdoor arena. Stables are available on site, along with full livery, grazing, schooling, training and breeding services. The 250-acre farm is bordered by ancient woodland, giving the grounds a quiet, rural setting that is also put to use as a venue for weddings and as a film and photography location, complete with a stretch tent, horse trailer bar and fire bowls.
Polo is the sole discipline on offer, so the focus is on match play and practice rather than general riding lessons. Riders and owners looking for a working yard that combines polo with full livery, grazing and breeding facilities will find the relevant services in one place. The setting suits those who want to bring their own horse, as well as players who travel to Stroud for tournaments and weekend chukkas.
Edgeworth Polo Club is located at postcode GL6 7JF in the South West of England. Visitors can use the postcode for sat nav directions to the farm. Enquiries about practices, tournaments, livery, grazing, weddings and filming or photography hires should be directed to the club directly.