| About
Us
 The
Port Mayaca Polo Club was designed and built by Stephen Orthwein,
former Chairman of the United States Polo Association and
a member of the Executive Committee of the International Polo
Federation.
The Club has five Championship fields and club barns with
paddocks to stable 128 horses.
Port Mayaca Polo Club features a world class facility and
promotes both family oriented and highly competitive polo
from November to May (range from 10-22 goal polo through the
season). The club will also focuses on Junior Polo and International
Competitions.
The Orthwein
family has been playing polo for three generations
and has been intimately involved in developing polo in south
Florida, and the entire United States, with close connections
to the St. Louis Polo Club, Greenwich Polo Club, Atlanta Polo
Club, Gulfstream Polo Club and Palm Beach Polo.
The Port Mayaca Polo Club is developing and growing world-class
polo for the next generation of players.
The Club is located 40 minutes northwest from Wellington
in a rapidly growing equestrian area.
Directions from Wellington:
- Take Southern Blvd to SR 98 (approx 12 miles west of
Wellington).
- Take right on SR 98 (NW) to Canal Point (approx 16 miles).
- Take Right on 441/98 N, also called Connor's Hwy (approx 13 miles).
- Club on right approx 4 miles after crossing over St.
Lucie Bridge.
Directions from Palm Beach
- Take Bee Line Hwy (710) west to Indiantown
- Take Kanner Hwy towards Port Mayaca (approx 10 miles)
- Take Left (North) over St. Lucie Bridge
- Club 4 miles on right once over Bridge.
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