Corporate Golf Tournament Insurance

Planning and hosting a tournament is a big endeavour that requires a significant investment of time and resources. If you plan on offering a hole-in-one prize, you should also think about protecting your interests with hole-in-one insurance. Purchase hole-in-one insurance before your big event and you won’t take on risk when you offer an exciting prize. The prize can be covered by your insurance.

Buying hole-in-one insurance is a breeze. All it takes is a few minutes to purchase your insurance online, so you don’t have to stress about the large payout prize if one of your attendees scores a hole-in-one.

Just answer a few questions about your event and you’ll get a quote on the spot. You can pay by Visa, Mastercard or American Express. Purchase your hole-in-one insurance online now and make sure you’re covered in time for your event. You can get coverage online fast and your insurance documents will be in your inbox in minutes.

If you answered our questions but didn’t get a quote, talk to one of our insurance Specialists. They’ll be sure to get you the perfect coverage. Start your quote online now and feel free to call, chat, or email our insurance Specialists at any point if you have questions.

A hole-in-one policy can cover the prize payout for an attendee who performs a hole-in-one at your golf event. For a low cost, you can also choose to add prize reinstatement coverage in case a second attendee makes a qualifying hole-in-one.

The cost of hole-in-one insurance coverage is determined by your event needs. The cost of your specific policy depends on factors like the hole-in-one prize, and whether or not you want to include additional low-cost prize reinstatement coverage.

To get the best price and the right coverage, we’ll need some basic information about you, your venue and your event.

Questions may include:

• Where is your golf event taking place?

• What is the date of your event?

• How many participants will you have at your golf event?

• How many holes will be played?

• What prize value will you offer and what will the yardage requirements be?