Real Club de Pineda and Los Schatzies ran out the winners of the Open de España, in medium goal and low goal, respectively. The Open de España was hosted by Ayala Polo Club in Sotogrande, while the finals were played at Los Pinos. The tournament saw fourteen teams compete. Teams were split in two levels:
The much anticipated Open de España kicked off on Thursday, June 16, at Ayala Polo Club, in Sotogrande. The tournament sees fourteen teams compete. Teams are split into two levels: 14-goal and 18-goal. Games are underway at both Ayala and Los Pinos. Open de España finals are set to be played on Sunday, June 26.
Ayala defeated Rhone Hill by 14 goals to 10 to win the Joseph McMicking Cup at Ayala Polo Club, in Sotogrande. Ayala sealed the deal in an extraordinary fourth chukka, outscoring their contenders 5-2. In other finals, Takito Polo Mallets and Dusseldorf claimed the Takito Polo Mallets Cup and El Almacén del Puerto Cup, respectively.
The Bienvenida Cup kicked off the season at Sotogrande, with action hosted by Ayala Polo Club. The tournament saw four teams, up to 8 goals, compete. The final saw Rhone Hill take an impressive 9-5 win over East Polo on Sunday, May 15, to claim the first title of the year. BIENVENIDA CUP – FINAL: RHONE
Jaï Polo Team ran out the winners of the Campeonato de España Absoluto. The 6-8 goal tournament saw four teams compete from September 2-5. The qualification matches took place at Ayala Polo Club, while the semifinals were played at Santa Maria Polo Club. RESULTS: Terralpa Cup Düsseldorf 3 vs España 9 Campeonato de España Absoluto:
Marqués de Riscal defeated Ayala by 14 goals to 10 in the final of the 50th Anniversary Gold Cup to take the title at Santa María Polo Club. The 50th Anniversary Gold Cup marks the third and final stage of the 50th Anniversary Torneo Internacional de Polo by La Reserva Club de Sotogrande. Both teams gave spectacular