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90% of golfers are currently uninsured and playing at risk. Because of the risks involved you are right to be considering a golf insurance policy to provide you with specialist cover. If you think you are covered by a household policy - check again - as by nature they are not designed to cover the specific risks of playing golf.

Comparegolfinsurance.com will:

  1. Explain the benefits of golf insurance
  2. Outline what each benefit is designed to do and the questions you should ask a golf insurance specialist before you take out a policy
  3. Highlight why some golf insurers are able to offer cheap policies by restricting cover
  4. Arm you with the knowledge to ensure you get the cover you need from the right provider

Click on the main headings below to begin your journey:

1

Household Insurance

Firstly, let’s deal with the most common answer a golfer will give when asked ‘Do you require golf insuranc..

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2

Personal Liability

These days it’s important for every golfer to be aware of their responsibilities to others whilst on a golf cour...

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3

Theft From Cars

68% of annual claims are made as a result of theft from cars at night. It is therefore very important that your sele...

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4

Golf Equipment Level of Cover

New for Old
This is the most popular type of cover and an area which you should reall...

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5

Golf Club Membership Fees

This is a real benefit to protect golf club membership fees in the event of illness or accident. Check the policy on offe...

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6

Third Party Property Damage

This policy benefit protects you following an accident causing damage to someone else’s property. eg Car, patio do...

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7

Policy Excess

Most golf insurers charge an excess which can vary from £25 to as much as £100. Some insurers reposition...

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8

Worldwide Cover

You may or may not require cover outside the UK, but it is worth remembering that you can never be...

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