Golf Is in the Air

Published On: January 16, 2013

It’s that time of the year, and a hole-in-one competition is a great way to add excitement to a golf tournament. While it may seem unlikely that a hole-in-one would occur, they DO happen … and as tournament organizer or sponsor you need to be prepared to pay for the big prize (such as a […]

Hole-in-One Insurance - Ontario

It’s that time of the year, and a hole-in-one competition is a great way to add excitement to a golf tournament.

While it may seem unlikely that a hole-in-one would occur, they DO happen … and as tournament organizer or sponsor you need to be prepared to pay for the big prize (such as a car) if a player achieves this feat.

So, how can you enjoy the benefits of a hosting the exciting competition … without the risk?

With a hole-in-one insurance policy (a real must for charity tournaments).

With one of these “prize indemnity insurance policies” if you have a hole-in-one contest winner, the insurance company becomes fully responsible for paying out the prize.

If you would like additional information or a quote for your tournament, just go ahead and contact us.

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