The Australian Polo Hall of Fame was established in 2012 to formally recognise the outstanding figures who have shaped the sport.

Selection to the Hall of Fame is reserved for individuals who have made a profound impact on polo—either through sustained excellence and extraordinary achievement, or through meaningful contributions to the development and growth of the game. Each inductee represents a benchmark of excellence within their era.

The highest honour within the Hall of Fame is reserved for a distinguished few: The Immortals. This special recognition is bestowed upon those whose influence on the sport has been so significant that they have defined, dominated, or transformed the game. Their legacy endures across generations, ensuring their place in polo history.

This year, Jamie Mackay will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sunday 19 April during the Morton Cup Finals, to be held in a fieldside marquee at Windsor Polo Club, from 11:00am, with the induction to take place at 1:00pm.

Polo NSW warmly invites all past and present players to attend this special induction and join us in celebrating his extraordinary contribution to the sport.

To purchase your tickets please click HERE

We welcome tributes, memories, and reflections celebrating Jamie’s remarkable contribution to the sport.

If you would like to share a message or story, please email the Polo NSW office at nsw@australianpolo.com.au