of the U.S. today very much in his comfort zone – playing polo.
The 28-year-old's team won the match at the exclusive Greenwich Polo Club in aid of Sentebale, the charity he set up to help children in the poverty stricken African kingdom of Lesotho.
And as well as being awarded a trophy for his team's stellar effort, the prince also scored a kiss from model Karolina Kurkova at the end of the fast-moving game.
Cheered on by models, designers and wealthy guests, Harry played in a team captained by Malcolm Borthwick, a regular in the England team, against a team led by Argentinian player and Ralph Lauren model, Nacho Figueras.
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Winner: Harry gets a kiss from Model Karolina Kurkova after winning the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup
Enjoying himself: Harry laughed as he played polo on his last day in the United States
Winners! Prince Harry and his teammates lift the trophy after winning cup at Greenwich
Celebrating: Harry relaxes with a female bystander after the end of the polo match
All smiles: The prince poses for a photograph with another player and two women at the event
Borwick said Harry would show his true athleticism on the field after having tried his hand at baseball in New York City on Tuesday. 'He's an extremely good polo player,' he said.
Also playing on Prince Harry's team was Dawn Jones, wife of the actor Tommy Lee Jones.
The game kicked off after Harry arrived in a motorcade dressed in jeans, a blazer and his favorite desert boots. He was greeted by club founder Peter Brandt and his model wife, Stephanie Seymour.
Brandt, 65, - whose wife is 44 - is an American industrialist and businessman, worth an estimated $2.7 billion. He is also a major art collector and avid horseman.
Brant said on Wednesday that Harry's father and grandfather were good players and he was excited to watch Harry play at his club.
Lunch date: Kurkova said beside Prince Harry as they lunched at the Sentebale Polo Cup
Fans: Amanda Hearst, left, and Olivia Palermo, right, were among the guests at the polo event
'It's a great honor,' he said. 'It's great for polo.'
When he welcomed the prince into his home for a brief art tour ahead of the game, Harry was confronted with a naked sculpture of his host's wife.
The piece, commissioned by Mr Brant from the artist Maurizio Cattelan, shows a naked woman's torso in the style of a ship's figurehead, clutching her breasts. It is entitled Stephanie, although often known by its nickname of Trophy Wife.
After arriving just after 11.30am, the prince was given a tour of the polo club before joining the high-profile guests at a meet and greet before the game in an undercover bar area.
The staff had also set up a marquee bedecked with flowers and tables laid out, appropriately, with royal blue cloths for lunch.
Royal good time: Prince Harry plays in the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup at Greenwich, Connecticut
Picking up the pace: Harry races ahead during the match watched by high-profile and wealthy guests
At ease: Harry shares a joke with his fellow players at the club in Greenwich on Wednesday afternoon
Clash: Harry takes a swing during the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup, watched by models and designers
Mane man: Harry took part in the polo match during a fundraiser for his charity helping children in Africa
At play: Harry, an accomplished polo player, will spend his last day in Connecticut before returning home
Located in leafy Connecticut, Greenwich is one of the wealthiest pockets of the US, filled with hedge fund millionaires and their trophy wives.
Unlike previous royal polo events, tickets for the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup, one of the highlights of the international calendar, are not available for sale.
Sponsors, who include Royal Salute whisky, Land Rover, Garrards jewellery and St Regis Hotels, have each bought a number of tables to which they invite select guests.
The guests included the 13th Duke of Argyll, fashionista Olivia Palermo, model Karolina Kurkova and designers Jason Wu and Valentino.
'Is the sun coming out?' Kurkova asked as she posed in a light rain.
End of a busy week: Prince Harry arrives at the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup at Greenwich, Connecticut on Wednesday to take part in a match after a busy week traveling throughout the United States
Admirer: Harry chats with a female fan as he arrives at the polo club, ahead of his taking part in a charity match
Royal welcome: Prince Harry talks to Peter Brant, the owner of Greenwich Polo Club prior to the match
Guests at the polo dined on grilled peppered fillet of beef, served with an arugla and spring vegetable salad and crispy warm panisse, followed by vanilla bean creme brule, mixed berry trifle, Lemon Curd tart with mixed berries and truffle brownie squares.
Just 400 seats were available in all, however, making it literally the hottest ticket in a town, with dozens of elegantly-coiffured ladies – both young and old - trying to beg, borrow or steal an invite.
At the Greenwich branch of the English-Speaking Union, which promotes English language and culture, Natalie Pray, the president, has been fielding calls from its 300 members, some blatantly offering cash for tickets to see the prince play, according to the New York Times.
Peter Orthwein, the chief executive of Thor Industries, who is a founding member of the Polo Club admitted the prince’s visit had caused a stir.
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