FAQ's Archive

What are the odds of making a hole-in-one?

The odds of an amateur golfer making a hole-in-one are 12,500 to 1, while the odds for a professional golfer are 2,500 to 1.

How much does hole-in-one insurance cost?

Coverage starts at $180 and depends on yardage, the number of players, and the value of the prize. The average cost of a hole-in-one insurance contract is $400, which includes...

What happens if someone gets a hole-in-one?

First, you’ll call to report the claim. Next, we’ll send you paperwork for witnesses to sign. Finally, we’ll investigate gently for validity, after which we will fulfill or pay for...

What does hole-in-one insurance include?

100% A+ rated insurance coverage Multiple winners paid Free customizable contest signs advertising your prize and contest sponsor Three free ancillary hold-in-one prizes to place on other par 3 holes...

How does hole-in-one insurance work?

It’s simple. You pay a small contract fee based upon: The number of golfers playing in your event The cash value of the prize being given away The length, in...

What is hole-in-one insurance?

Hole-in-one insurance is a type of prize indemnification insurance, created for use during golf tournaments. This unique form of prize coverage protects hole-in-one contest sponsors from the financial risk of...