Just when members thought the Manila Polo Club couldn't find another controversy after the brewing debate over its proposed P1-billion tennis facility redevelopment, another issue has landed squarely on the clubhouse doorstep, this time involving the people who keep its sports facilities running every day.
On Tuesday, members of the posh Manila Polo Club voted resoundingly to reject a controversial proposal that would have allowed associate members to “de-link” their membership from their main proprietary shares at a fraction of the cost of the latter.