Bars

One of the original spaces in the Club House. Called the ‘Men’s Area’ in 1939, the ‘Men’s Bar’ thereafter and now simply ‘The Bar’, it was an exclusive male preserve that welcomed the only telephone in the building but kept ladies at an arm’s length from the door till 2015. Taxidermy heads, shields and vintage weaponry adorn its walls.

A relatively recent innovation. Once the Bridge Room and previously called the ‘Mixed Bar’, its vintage London pub-inspired interior sports wooden panelling, leather sofas, high chairs, mallets, saddles, knee pads and other Polo paraphernalia.

Situated beneath the magnificent Rain Tree. Located at the centre of the Main Lawn in the 1990s, it replaced the bandstand that sat near the Library and at the heart of club life.

Housed in twin colonial-style cottages that were the Married Quarters in 1935 and later the Secretary’s Quarters.