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The Masters Circle Polo Club
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Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Course
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The Masters Circle Polo Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Location
Polo, Illinois, United States
Reviews
4.5
427 reviews
Love the food love the golf course love the tennis - a wonderful place for the entire family. The staff is first class and every time I go to the club it’s quite memorable.
Bradford Rand
We rented here and it felt less like a community and more like a revenue operation. The rules are excessive and enforcement is aggressive—stop-sign cameras, speed cameras, and an endless stream of fines. Go 35 mph in a 30? Congratulations, you may lose the gate access you already paid for. Management seems more focused on catching residents in minor technicalities than providing a livable environment. Guests and delivery drivers aren’t spared either. Everyday life feels monitored and punitive. Compared to this place, St. Andrews is far more relaxed and a much better experience overall. Honestly, I’m surprised they didn’t issue a citation for parking on the street in front of our own house for 2-3 minutes.
Julia Turner
Avoid this club- An absurd amount of rules with over-the-top enforcement. The environment feels more like a surveillance zone than a place to live. Tiny, harmless mistakes—such as barely exceeding the speed limit or not stopping long enough at an intersection—result in violation notices mailed to you and the loss of privileges you already paid for. This punishment extends to guests and even delivery drivers like DoorDash, making everyday life unnecessarily stressful and restrictive. Avoid if you value common sense or basic freedom.
Kevin Ortega