Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club (RCBPC), affectionately known as “The Berkshire”, is one of Europe’s premier polo clubs, offering tournaments from 4 to 22 goals. Founded in 1985 by music mogul Bryan Morrison—a visionary who managed artists like Pink Floyd and The Bee Gees—the club was established to make polo more accessible and inclusive while maintaining top-tier standards.

Located in the Berkshire countryside near Windsor, the club boasts seven polo fields, the UK’s first all-weather arena, stabling for 200+ horses, and leisure facilities including tennis courts and a croquet lawn. The club also houses a prestigious polo academy and hosts events open to the general public, with most matches free to attend.

With deep roots in rock and roll and equine tradition, RCBPC is known for blending glamour, sport, and innovation. The estate was formerly Windsor Forest Stud, a historic racing yard tied to Royal Ascot. Bryan Morrison’s legacy continues under the leadership of his son, Jamie Morrison, who is guiding a major expansion, including new fields and developments.

RCBPC remains a cultural hub and polo pioneer, where everyone is welcome—whether to play, learn, or simply enjoy the thrill of live polo.