The Hong Kong Polo Cup

4th - 6th December 2026

Hong Kong’s longest-running polo tournament brings players of all backgrounds and abilities together across borders for three days of sport, celebration and community.

The Hong Kong Polo Cup Returns for Its Fifth Edition

Founded by Andrew Leung of Hong Kong Polo Development, the fifth edition of the Hong Kong Polo Cup will be its biggest yet. Taking place from 4 to 6 December, the event will feature a record number of Hong Kong players.The Hong Kong Beginners Cup is the main event, bringing together four teams of non-professional players from a range of backgrounds. It celebrates their passion for polo and the commitment they have shown to the sport. A special rule prevents team captains from scoring, encouraging teamwork and giving every player the opportunity to contribute.Above all, the event is a celebration of community. It is an annual gathering where players, guests and newcomers can connect, enjoy the sport and celebrate together. Spectators and anyone interested in trying polo are warmly invited to join us.The fifth edition marks the next chapter in that journey, and the largest Hong Kong Polo Cup to date.For spectator, participant, and media inquiries, please feel free to reach out to us .

We look forward to seeing you on the field

Andrew Leung, Founder of Hong Kong Polo Development


About

The founder of Hong Kong Polo Development, Andrew Leung developed and ran the first Hong Kong Beginner's Cup. As one of the few Hong Kong Indigenous polo players in his generation, Andrew wishes to bring the sport of polo back to Hong Kong, but this time with an emphasis on inclusivity and community engagement. He currently works as a barrister in Hong Kong.



Past Editions

Explore the past editions of the Hong Kong Beginners' Cup by clicking any of the buttons below. To view images of each event, go to the "media" page.



Teams

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Sponsorship Opportunities

The Hong Kong Polo Cup offers sponsors a rare concentration of high-value audience engagement: an intimate, invitation-led gathering of HNWIs, C-suite executives, business owners, investors and influential decision-makers.Unlike conventional sponsorships built primarily around mass attendance, the Cup provides meaningful access to a highly connected community with substantial purchasing power and commercial influence.This exclusive in-person audience is complemented by year-round owned-media amplification through Hong Kong Polo’s Instagram presence, generating more than 20,000 monthly visits and reaching a highly relevant, affluent and engaged following.Please note that, owing to the intimate and exclusive nature of the Hong Kong Polo Cup, only a very limited number of sponsorship opportunities are available. This ensures that each partner receives meaningful visibility, a distinctive presence and the attention their brand deserves.For further information or to discuss a tailored sponsorship opportunity, please contact us.



Media

Some selected pictures from each edition of the Beginners' Cup as well as our mini documentary "Making of a Polo Player."

Beginners' Cup 2018 | Gallery


Beginners' Cup 2020 | Gallery


Beginners' Cup 2022 | Gallery


Beginners' Cup 2024 | Gallery

Making a Polo Player Documentary

This piece follows HKPD member Gary Sze who over the course of six months, goes from having absolutely no riding experience to playing his first polo tournament with other HKPD beginners. This documentary not only showcases all the hard-work Gary put into his polo experience, but also the camaraderie and friendships made along the way with other fellow HKPD members.

Video

2018 Edition

Hong Kong Beginners' Cup

Winner: EB Communications
Location: Metropolitan Polo Club, Tianjin
MVP: Michael Li, Jessie Chang

The inaugural Hong Kong Beginners’ Cup took place on 13 and 14 October 2018 at Tianjin Metropolitan Polo Club. The tournament marked the culmination of an intensive ten-month programme that took its first group of Hong Kong residents—many with no previous riding or polo experience—from their earliest lessons to competitive play.Four teams competed across the two-day event, which featured a ceremonial team parade, live commentary and an enthusiastic crowd of friends, families and supporters. EB Communications were crowned the first champions, with Lam Tsuen finishing as runners-up. Metropolitan and Deacons placed third and fourth respectively.

Match 1Match 2FinalConsolation
EB Communications(3)
Metropolitan (2)
Lam Tsuen (6)
Deacons (1)
EB Communications(3)
Lam Tsuen (2)
Metropolitan (3)
Deacons (1)

2020 Edition

Hong Kong Beginners' Cup

Winner: Lam Tsuen
Location: Metropolitan Polo Club, Tianjin
MVP: Michael Li, Jackie Wang, Andrew Leung

Team Lam Tsuen claimed the top spot at the second edition of The Hong Kong Beginners' Cup. Lam Tsuen bested team Aquila in a tight match for the cup, leading the prior champions to settle for second place. At the consolation final, team CPA faltered to team Deacons, with the latter notching a 3rd place position.

Match 1Match 2FinalConsolation
Lam Tsuen (7)
Deacons (4)
Aquila (6)
CPA (1)
Lam Tsuen (3)
Aquila (2)
Deacons (4)
CPA (1)

2022 Edition

Hong Kong Beginners' Cup

Winner: Deacons
Location: VS Sports Park, Thailand
MVP: Taylor Hui

The tournament took place at King Power Siam Polo Park in Thailand. Played in a round-robin format over two days, Deacons dominated from the outset, winning every chukker and lifting the cup for the first time. Aquila, fielding the tournament’s largest roster, found its rhythm on the second day and finished as runners-up. Previous champions Lam Tsuen struggled to build momentum and placed third, scoring one goal. After days of torrential rain, the few precious hours of sunshine on both match days proved to be another welcome victory.

Match 1Match 2Match 3
Deacons (4)
Lam Tsuen (0)
Deacons (7)
Aquila (3)
Aquila (4) 
Lam Tsuen (1)

2024 Edition

Hong Kong Challenge Polo Cup

Winner: Lam Tsuen
Location: Metropolitan Polo Club, Tianjin
MVP: Alvin Wong

The fourth edition, named the Hong Kong Challenge Polo Cup, returned to Tianjin Metropolitan Polo Club. Returning teams Deacons and Lam Tsuen competed with revised line-ups alongside two new entrants, Tera Data and Metropolitan Polo Club. Lam Tsuen reclaimed the title, while Deacons finished as runners-up. Tera Data and Metropolitan Polo Club placed third and fourth, respectively.

Match 1Match 2FinalConsolation
Lam Tsuen (3)
TeraData (2)
Deacons (7)
Metropolitan (0)
Lam Tsuen (2)
Deacons (0)
TeraData (4)
Metropolitan (1)

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