
Water Management at Cowdray Park Polo Club
Why are the polo grounds irrigated at Cowdray Park Polo Club? The welfare of our horses is our highest priority. Polo is a high-speed equestrian
The St. Regis British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup is the premier polo tournament in Europe at 22 goal (High Goal) level. With all the international stars of the game in action in the incomparable setting of Cowdray Park’s stunning grounds, situated in the heart of the South Downs National Park, the tournament draws in polo aficionados from all over the world. Watch all the action live with a Cowdray TV tournament pass.
Watch live as Chief Commentators Karl Ude-Martinez and John Kent host the 2026 St.Regis Cowdray Gold Cup. 19 teams have entered the historic British Open tournament, with all to play for, who will triumph?
“There’s always more history to be made.”
– Karl Ude-Martinez, Cowdray Gold Cup Commentator
In partnership with Pololine TV, Cowdray Park Polo Club will stream all St. Regis British Open Polo Championship games for FREE.
Live polo coverage returns to Cowdray Park in June 2026.
Discover some frequently asked questions about polo at Cowdray Park. If you are unable to find the answer you are looking for below, please do get in touch either by email: enquiries@cowdraypolo.co.uk or by phone on 01730 813257. We will be happy to help.

Why are the polo grounds irrigated at Cowdray Park Polo Club? The welfare of our horses is our highest priority. Polo is a high-speed equestrian

A beautiful summers morning on 19th July set the stage for the British Ladies Open Championship Final, as Yagura faced Salty Polo in a landmark

The Heyshott Cup Final concluded on Saturday 17 July on River Field, set against the backdrop of the Cowdray Ruins and bustling with pre-Gold Cup excitement, as