SPORTING

From the time it was founded with two polo fields, sport has always been central to the lifestyle of Windsor. Today, in addition to equestrian facilities, Members enjoy world-class golf, tennis and specialty sports.

GOLF

The undulating landscape of Windsor’s golf course and its wind-shaped trees evoke the Serengeti. A panorama of native trees borders gentle, rolling fairways that are completely unobstructed by houses. With no tee times and a dog-friendly policy, the golf club aims to offer the ultimate golfing experience to Members.

A Unique Approach

Laid out in 1991 by legendary golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., Windsor’s championship 18-hole links-style course is a masterpiece in traditional golf course design. Its undulating landscape and wind-shaped trees evoke the Serengeti while the nuances of the par 72 course challenge players of all levels and are appreciated more with every round played.

Extensive Renovation

In 2019, Robert Trent Jones Jr. returned with his team to carry out an extensive renovation of the 120-acre course that recaptured the original design intent and updated golf holes in concert with today’s game. Grass on all greens, tees, fairways and roughs was replaced; tee boxes were enlarged and reoriented; and original hole locations and bunker shapes were restored.

Greater Variety

In addition to a 400-yard driving range, players now also enjoy greater variety in length and angle of approach shots as well as additional and extended target, putting and chipping green areas for more diverse practice scenarios.

Dog Friendly

The club boasts a professional golf shop and personal instruction is available from one of several golf professionals on staff. With no tee times and a dog-friendly policy, the golf club aims to offer the ultimate golfing experience to Members.

Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program

In November 2024, Windsor’s golf course was certified by Audubon International as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, joining an elite group of the world’s most sustainable golf clubs. The designation follows a comprehensive evaluation of Windsor’s environmental standards for the golf course and reflects the Club’s dedication to enhancing the area’s natural surroundings and strengthening the local wildlife habitat. The course is now one of about 900 courses in the world to hold this certification.

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EQUESTRIAN

Windsor’s original polo fields are iconic features of the property. Under the guidance of Director of Equestrian Operations Max Secunda, they have evolved to accommodate a full Equestrian Centre with 26 stables, 14 paddocks, a 170-yard-long multi-purpose stick and ball field, a full-sized polo field for exhibition matches, boarding, maintenance, lessons and riding for recreation.

Children’s Polo Team

An accomplished player for a number of high-goal polo teams in the UK, Canada and Argentina, Director of Equestrian Operations Max Secunda has developed a flourishing children’s polo team that participates in tournaments nationally and internationally. The Equestrian Centre also offers individual and group polo lessons and practice games for adults.

Equine Events

The Equestrian Centre hosts social events throughout the season, including the popular annual Argentine Asado featuring authentic South American barbecue and equestrian demonstrations. Charity polo cups, which raise funds for worthy causes, feature international players who compete in high-goal matches directed by Secunda.

TENNIS

Tennis has long been a popular activity at Windsor, and a robust program has been developed to help all skill levels and ages improve their game. Private instruction is provided by tennis pros including Jony Leitenbauer, Windsor’s Director of Tennis.

Tennis Courts

Windsor’s eight outdoor Har-Tru™ tennis courts, where the tradition of wearing tennis whites is observed, were designed by Wimbledon champion Stan Smith. They are surrounded by lush hedges scented with flowering jasmine, creating a perfect windbreak and offering an intimate playing experience.

Tennis Centre

Between matches, players can visit the Tennis Pavilion for refreshments and to browse a wide selection of the latest tennis apparel lines and player merchandise.

FITNESS & WELLNESS

Overlooking the Equestrian Centre’s paddocks, Members enjoy one of Windsor’s most impressive vistas as they pursue their health and wellness goals.

Fitness & Wellness Centre

At the Fitness & Wellness Centre, Members enjoy top-of-the-line exercise and training equipment along with one of Windsor’s most impressive vistas overlooking the Equestrian Centre. Personal training is available with one of several fitness instructors. Yoga, Pilates, Chi-Kung and Zumba classes also are offered. The Fitness Centre can arrange for onsite massage therapy in the serene Meditation Room.

Expansion Plan

A significant expansion of the Fitness & Wellness Centre, scheduled to begin in 2025 will dramatically expand the facility to more than 13,000 square feet and will make enhanced wellness amenities available. Relocating to the North Village, the new Fitness & Wellness Centre will include studios for a dynamic range of fitness and wellness classes as well as spa treatments. Spaces for outdoor recreational activities will be located within the new complex. See North Village for more information.

Miles of Trails

For outdoor enthusiasts, more than 10.5 miles of trails running along the perimeter of Windsor’s golf course and through shaded hammocks provide an inspiring setting for walking, running, biking and horseback riding. This trail system will continue into final development phase, the North Village.

SPECIALTY SPORTS

Windsor’s croquet greensward overlooking the polo field, and the offsite Gun Club provide Members with sporting activities to enjoy with the whole family.

Croquet

Social croquet matches, including occasional Wine & Wickets matches – popular especially with wedding parties – are held on Windsor’s perfectly groomed croquet greensward overlooking the polo field, which is equipped to championship standards. Instruction is available. A white attire dress code is observed on the greensward.

Gun Club

Two-time Austrian Olympian Nikolaus (Nicky) Szápáry leads Windsor’s off-site Gun Club, where adults and children of all skill levels can enjoy shooting games and expert instruction. In addition to clay shooting games from Europe, computer-controlled equipment ensures exciting game situations on flat terrain, as well as other target presentations for both schooling and competition.