Love glamour? Love glitz? Love rugby? Then flying out to Las Vegas in February to see the USA Rugby Sevens 2011 will not only satisfy the urge to experience electrifying entertainment in one of the most glamorous and exciting cities in the world, but also witness the largest rugby tournament in North America, showcasing two days of this exhilarating sport.

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It’s been cited as being a gadget which will ‘revolutionalize’ the game of golf. With an estimated 500 million golf balls lost annually and an average of 30 minutes spent looking for lost balls in each round of golf, one can genuinely trust that the Prazza Golf Ball System will in fact radically improve a sport often criticized for its tendency to be on the ‘unhurried’ side.

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Setting sail in September 2010, the world’s largest solar boat is continuing its voyage to Miami.

The Turanor PlanetSolar, which started its journey from Monaco in late September, marks an innovation in the boating world with its environmentally friendly approach to sailing. It measures 102 feet, has a 50 foot beam and weighs around 60 tonnes. The topside is covered with 5,300 square feet of solar panels, which allow the vessel to be powered entirely by energy from the sun, reaching a top speed of 15 knots. Thanks to some ground breaking design by LOMOcean Design the boat can also part waves, using less energy than riding on top of them.

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Since its beginnings in 1904 at Van Courtland Park in New York City, the US Open Polo Championships have been considered as being one of three greatest polo championships in the world, alongside Argentine and British tournaments, and is by far the most important polo event in the whole of the USA. From Sebastian Merlos to Adolfo Cambiaso, Lucas Criado to Facundo Pieres, the month-long tournament attracts the world’s premier polo players. The world-class polo season begins in Wellington in January and concludes in April with the most exalted event in North American polo, the US Open Championships.

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If cricket tours, golfing holidays and hockey festivals sound appealing, then watching these world-class sporting events on the beautiful sun-kissed islands of the Caribbean sounds even more attractive. Barbados and the Caribbean is a sporting paradise, and with literally hundreds of major first-class sports tournaments to watch, as well as activities, such as golf, rugby, hockey, netball and cricket to participate in, luxury sports enthusiasts are more than spoilt for choice.

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