PoloNOW, the leading source in polo broadcasting will be making an historic
cross-country tour of America’s most prestigious polo clubs. The journey will include both arena and outdoor polo tournaments at all levels of polo in an effort to open up this exciting game to potential fans and players from every state in the country.
PoloNOW will be providing live stream coverage from each of the designated locations, exploring the players, horses and clubs themselves. It is hoped that this in depth look as some of the many polo clubs in the country will show the general public how accessible the game is for spectators either in person or via the Internet.
Touted as a pioneer in the polo community for its innovative approach to the coverage of the game, PoloNOW continues to make history for it’s groundbreaking HD coverage, and remains as the first and only source for instant replay as well as Team Revue.
The tour is slated to kick off on July 4th at the Aspen Valley Polo Club in Aspen, Colorado before heading to New York for coverage of the Arena Open, July 11-12.
It is hoped that a number of representative polo clubs in the country will sign for the tour, giving them the opportunity to share their unique tournaments and programs with a worldwide polo community.
PoloNOW is the go to source for polo broadcasting,”said Mike Ferrera, co-founder and executive producer of the fledgling company. PoloNOW offers a broadcasting vehicle for the sport, an opportunity to get the message out that the sport is exciting, accessible and appears in clubs all over the country,”added the seasoned broadcast veteran.
Based in Wellington, Florida, PoloNOW has worked had-in-hand with the United States Polo Association, has broadcast agreements with the United States Polo Association and continues to make cutting edge technological advances in the manner in which the sport is covered.
The PoloNOW Summer Tour offers clubs across the country the opportunity to livestream games, matches and tournaments in a manner and fashion never before realized in the polo community, with professionals who view the televised coverage of the game of polo as their primary objective.
Inquiries for inclusion in the PoloNOW Summer Tour should be made to Michael Ferreira at 561-410-0217 or via email Mike@PoloNOW.net
Great idea fellas. Will your “innovative approach” look as amateur as the Grand Champions games I saw last spring? Just how will you inprove what you are doing? Don’t look now but polo instant replay has been around for over 20 years.
The USPA just $200,000 for their own infomercial on NBC a full two weeks after the Open was played. The result…only 10,000 people watched.
Now they are spending even more money for a group of inexperienced kids to drive around the country to stream low goal polo on the internet. After a very poor marketing plan they were going to start out in Aspen on July 4th. It didn’t happen! Does anyone know what the hell is going on?