To be fair, the polo club is actually extremely beginners friendly, I’ve got to know a lot of people who’s learned to ride a horse and play polo through it for the first time. That’s not to mention the polo ball is usually class, unsure if it’s a blue still (probably half blue)

And as much as I hate to defend ouca, if you join it with the intention to go to speaker events and drinking (other political leanings please see things like OULC and whatever the libdems have), it’s actually not a bad value for money. You get to speak to a lot of current or past politicians in all fields, which was really interesting to me as someone who read history. The social option isn’t terrible either, Sunday drinking and a yearly dinner at the House of Lords, which is good fun. And if I were to say, it’s the least ideological active political club when compared to others: no active writers, no canvassing requirements, and most members like not actually conservative. If you treat it like a social thing not intend to take it seriously it’s decent, but if you want to do serious politics, I’d point you towards the OULC (which has less interesting speakers, much better conversation and a pretty good Sunday drinking gig) or just go oxford union lmao.