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What Is Hole In One Insurance?

Hole In One Insurance is a form of prize indemnification insurance created especially for company, charity, golf course, and now Topgolf tournaments. It allows the event organizer or sponsor to offer large hole in one prizes without assuming the risk of a payout should a hole in one occur. Contest organizers or sponsors pay a full service promotions company (i.e. Hole-in-One U.S.A.) a small contract fee to facilitate the hole in one insurance, contest signage, free tee prizes, and ultimately the hole in one prize should a hole in one occur during their event. We have been the premier provider of Hole-in-One insurance for golf tournaments for over 30 years. Our american hole in one coverage allows you to offer BIG prizes for making a hole in one at your event without having the budget to pay for them when it happens. If a hole in one is made, we pay for the prize! All of our U.S. hole in one insurance contest contracts are 100% underwritten by AM Best “Excellent” insurance companies

  • Hole In One Insurance

A hole in one contest increases the number of players in your event and enhances their experience on the course with contests, prizes, and signage!

  • Putting Contest Insurance

You can offer exciting prizes for simply making a putt! Contests make your tournament bigger and better and give you the ability to advertise as a big time event!.

  • Million Dollar Shots

Fully insured million dollar shots are a great way to reward your closest to the hole, longest drive, or raffle ticket winners. Create a millionaire at your tournament!

  • Weather Insurance

Weather insurance helps protect you and your event from adverse weather conditions. Using historical weather data and your input, we create policy options specific to your coverage needs and weather risks. If the policy conditions are met, you receive payment—no additional documentation needed.

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