Tucked away in the heart of downtown Manila is a historical treasure of a secret. Casino Español de Manila, not known to many, has been around since 1863, thus making the club 144 years old. The foundation of the casino was formalized on the 31st of October 1844, by Governor General Narciso Claveria Y Zaldua. It was established as a social, recreational and convention center for the Spanish community in the Philippines. However, it was not long after when it opened its doors to its local comrades thereby fostering closer Spanish-Filipino ties - Teodoro M. Kalaw St., Ermita, Manila.

An exceptional concept of a modern sub-urban club offering state-of-the-art leisure, wellness and business services - Osmena Blvd., Cebu City.

With over 100 years of existence in the Philippines, exemplifying the American virtues of benevolence, charity, integrity, and fidelity. Through its history, it proudly displayed the Elks banner with the American flag that proudly presides within its premises. The Elks Club is recognized where Americans gather to celebrate, cherish, and share their traditions with fellow Americans, associates, Filipinos and foreign friends and hopes to continue the Elks legacy with pride and honor. Established in 1902 - Corinthian Gardens, Paseo de Roxas, Makati City.

The Polo Club history dates back in the 1900s when a true lover of Polo arrived in the Philippines- Commissioner of Commerce and Police William Cameron Forbes. When Forbes became the Governor General, the Philippines officially embraced Polo with the birth of the Manila Polo Club. The Club was established in November 27, 1909 in Calle Real, Pasay. The original clubhouse was burned down and was rebuilt in 1950 where it currently stands. Significantly in 1977, the Club assumed its PROPRIETARY classification and the club membership has evolved through the years. As the Polo Club family grows, its legacy continues - McKinley Rd., Forbes Park, Makati City.