Today, PGH La Palmeraie lives to the cadence of the polo calendar. From spring through autumn, the grounds host a curated series of tournaments welcoming players of varying levels, from competitive chukkas to high-goal encounters. Polo weekends shape the season: arrivals on Friday for practice, Saturday matches unfolding beneath the Atlantic light, and Sunday finals followed by long, convivial lunches where players, families and guests gather field side. Throughout the year, clinics and tailored training sessions offer individual coaching for those wishing to hone their technique or deepen their understanding of the game, while younger riders are introduced to polo through dedicated instructional programs.

True to the spirit of the club, the horses live in the open spaces; moving freely across the property, grazing and resting in open paddocks, remaining balanced, relaxed and connected to the land. It is this attention to their natural rhythm, as much as to the sporting calendar, that defines life at La Palmeraie, where tournaments, training and shared moments come together in a community shaped as much by respect for the horse as by the game itself.