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What is Hole in One Insurance?
It is the most popular type of Prize Indemnity. If a golfer makes a hole-in-one on a designated hole during a tournament, they win a big prize (like a car or cash), and the insurance policy indemnifies the sponsor or organiser for the payout. The insurance cover is aimed at event or golf day organisers, tournament hosts or sponsors of golfing events and covers their contractual liability to award a winning prize.
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What's included?
When a hole-in-one can cost a whole lot of money, make sure your event is covered to the T(ee).
12,500 to 1 Average amateur golfer's chance of a hole-in-one
Clever insurance for clever people
A hole-in-one thrills everyone except the organizer footing the bill. Celebrate the golf day wins knowing that you're covered by experts.
Forms and documents
Hole in One Product Card
This is a concise summary of the product offering. It provides a snapshot of the product's benefits, triggers, and FAQs. For more information, please reach out to the team.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a proposal form for iTOO Hole in One insurance?
PDF proposal forms are a thing of the past for Hole in One. The cover is exclusively available via our exciting and user-friendly digital platform. Click here to learn more about DigiEase by iTOO and reach out to an underwriter for details of how to get onboarded
Is video footage required for verification of the hole-in-one?
Video footage (via mobile phone or any camera recording device of your choice) is only required for prize values R400 000 and higher.
Can we cover all the golfers involved in a Pro-Am golf tournament?
No professionals or semi-professionals are eligible for the hole-in-one prize. We only cover amateurs.
Do you cover unique golfing concepts, that are not your typical hole-in-one challenge?
We can review these concepts under Prize Indemnity. These risks would not be fit for the DigiEase platform.
What are the subjectivities that must be observed once the cover is placed?
On the day of hole-in-one challenge, the insured must ensure that there are two independent witnesses, each player only has one attempt, no practice shots are allowed, and neither are favourable pin positions. Should someone get a hole-in-one on the day, the golf club must issue a certificate or confirmation.
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