Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz

Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz The Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz is the world’s most prestigious polo tournament on snow. Moritz. What began 1985 in St.
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Imposing horses, a cosmopolitan crowd and a breathtaking scenery: the Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz, has developed into a worldwide trend. While polo on snow is now played in locations such as Kitzbühel/Austria, Aspen/USA or Cortina/Italy, the original in St. Moritz remains the only high-goal tournament on snow and thus the highest-level tournament in the World Polo Tour calendar. Six “high-goal

teams” compete for the highly coveted trophy on the frozen lake of St. About 25,000 spectators experience a world of sports, which is marked by elegance, speed, and the traditional British sporting spirit. In short, tradition – class – hospitality – emotions! Highlights of the tournament are the small and the grand finale on Sunday. The matches require concentration, skill, courage and endurance from the world’s top ranked players and also the horses. The special conditions on snow, the unique location at 1,800 metres above sea level and sophisticated St. Moritz make the tournament unique of its kind.

01/06/2026

Trying to explain snow polo to a friend usually starts with confusion.

“Wait… polo? On snow?”
“Yes.”
“With real horses?”
“Also yes.”

And that’s exactly what makes the Snow Polo in St. Moritz so fascinating.

At its core, the game is simple: two teams, four players each, working together to score goals by hitting the ball down the field. But in snow polo, everything feels different.

The field is more compact, which makes the game faster and more intense. The ball is larger and more visible against the snow. And the entire match takes place on a frozen lake — something that sounds impossible until you see it for yourself.

But what really surprises people isn’t just the sport.

It’s the atmosphere.

Because beyond the action, this is also one of the most unique winter events in the world — combining world-class polo with alpine scenery, elegance, and an experience that feels far beyond a typical sporting event.

And that’s usually the moment when the conversation shifts.

From “What is this?”
to “Okay… I need to see this.”

28/05/2026

Never heard of snow polo? You’re not alone.

The Snow Polo World Cup in St. Moritz is one of the most unique sporting events in the world — played on a frozen lake, surrounded by the Alps.

It’s faster than traditional polo, more intense, and surprisingly easy to follow once you see it.

Four players per team.
Score goals.
Full speed on snow.

And the best part? You don’t need to understand every rule to enjoy it. Because once you’re there… you feel it.

24/05/2026

One of the most surprising aspects of the is how close you are to the action.

In St. Moritz, there’s no distance between you and the game. No separation that makes it feel untouchable.

You see every movement.
You hear every impact.
You feel every moment.

And that proximity changes everything.

Because it’s no longer just something you watch.
It’s something you experience.

Some stadiums are impressive. Others are iconic.But very few can compete with the natural stage of St. Moritz.At the Sno...
20/05/2026

Some stadiums are impressive. Others are iconic.
But very few can compete with the natural stage of St. Moritz.

At the Snow Polo World Cup the frozen lake becomes an arena unlike anything else in the world. Surrounded by snow-covered mountains and alpine light, every match feels elevated - visually and emotionally.

There are no walls, no artificial boundaries. Just open space, crisp air, and a setting that enhances every moment of the game.

It’s not just about watching sport. It’s about experiencing it in a place that transforms it into something extraordinary.

And once you’ve seen it here… Every other venue feels a little less impressive.

16/05/2026

How long does a snow polo match actually last?

At the Snow Polo World Cup in St. Moritz, the structure is simple — but designed to keep the game fast, precise, and intense.

Four chukkas.
Seven minutes each.
A bell, followed by overtime.

And a final phase where everything can change in seconds.

Now you know what to watch for.

Watching polo for the first time can feel overwhelming — until you realize how simple and exciting it actually is.At the...
12/05/2026

Watching polo for the first time can feel overwhelming — until you realize how simple and exciting it actually is.

At the Snow Polo World Cup in St. Moritz, the game becomes even more accessible, because everything happens closer, faster, and more intense.

Here’s a quick beginner guide:

Each team consists of four players working together to score goals by hitting the ball through the opponent’s posts. Matches are divided into short, fast-paced periods called chukkas, which keep the game dynamic and easy to follow.

But what truly makes polo unique is the connection between player and horse. It’s not just about skill — it’s about trust, timing, and precision at high speed.

And in snow polo, that intensity increases. The smaller field, the crisp surface, and the vibrant ball make every movement more visible and every moment more engaging.

The best part?
You don’t need to understand every rule to enjoy it.

Because once you’re there, surrounded by the atmosphere, the sound of hooves on snow, and the energy of the crowd — the experience speaks for itself.

This isn’t just a sport you watch.
It’s one you feel.

08/05/2026

The athletes behind the athletes 🐎❄️

At the Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz, every play, every sprint, and every goal is powered by the true stars of the game — the horses. Their strength, agility, and instinct are what make snow polo at this level possible.

Carefully prepared, rotated throughout the match, and treated with the highest level of care, they are essential partners on the field. Without them, there is no game — only potential.

A moment to recognize the power, precision, and dedication of these incredible athletes. 🏇✨

Pure elegance in motion 🐎✨❤️
04/05/2026

Pure elegance in motion 🐎✨❤️

26/04/2026

In St. Moritz, winter is not merely a season — it is a statement.

From January 22–24, 2027, the Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz will once again unite world-class polo with alpine sophistication on the frozen Lake St. Moritz.

After a sold-out 2026 edition, availability for 2027 is expected to be limited. Early booking is recommended.

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Evviva Polo Street Moritz Ltd – Via Dal Mulin 4
Sankt Moritz
7500

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