Sep 01, 2016 7:00 AM
Experience the world’s most exhilarating sport on September 17 at 3:00 p.m. EDT. Watch the East Coast Open final, as two of the top polo teams in the U.S. battle for the most prestigious title of the 20-goal polo season. The competition will be held at the Greenwich Polo Club and a 60-minute national broadcast will feature game action, behind-the-scenes commentary and interviews with polo players and notable figures from the global polo community.
Fans from all over can tune in to recapture the East Coast Open final on NBC Sports Network Saturday, September 17, at 3:00 p.m. EDT. The event is brought to you by the United States Polo Association® (USPA), the national governing body for the sport of polo, in partnership with the Greenwich Polo Club and the global apparel brand, U.S. Polo Assn.
“The East Coast Open is a fantastic event that exposes the sport of polo to the New York City metropolitan area – one of the greatest sports markets across the country,” said USPA Chairman Joe Meyer. “Each year, the high level of competition continues to impress – building upon its reputation as one of our most distinguished tournaments.”
To find your local listing, visit www.nbcsports.com/tv-listings.
Effective Date: Saturday, May 16, 2020
The suspension of USPA Tournaments and Events will be lifted for USPA Member Clubs in locales where hosting polo matches and tournaments is permitted under applicable state and local laws, executive orders and similar decrees. The USPA Member Clubs in these locales are encouraged to follow all such requirements of their state and local authorities with respect to polo operations. In addition, we also encourage all USPA Member Clubs to take the precautions recommended by the CDC. We are preparing a detailed list of best practices for USPA Member Clubs as they return to hosting USPA Tournaments and Events and plan to circulate these guidelines within the next week. We will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation closely and will notify you if we determine a different course of action is necessary.
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