It’s the premier polo club in the western United States and has hosted royalty.
Polo returns to Santa Barbara later today!
"Polo has really grown and gotten a lot more popular," said David Sigman from the Santa Barbara Polo Club.
Sigman added that watching the sport is more accessible than people may realize.
"On Fridays, our main match is at four o'clock and it's 100% open to the public. It's free to attend this match. You show up—good luck finding a parking spot—and you can watch it for your first time on a Friday," he said.
Polo is easy to follow, according to Sigman.
"The sport is played four on four, and the team that scores the most goals wins. The game is divided into six periods, which we refer to as chuckers, and at the halftime point, we do the traditional stomping of the divots."
