Shaunmg
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£30 for piece of mind not worrying about snap hooks thru windows, suicidal dog walkers and
getting cleaned out after a hole in one ( but only on a full size course and in a recognised competition and for money spent in the clubhouse that day---always read the small print !!!) You would be silly not to have insurance
We have touched this subject before, so I will repeat my advice. READ THE SMALL PRINT.
I closed the door after the horse had bolted, i.e. it was only when my whole set of golf clubs were stolen from my work van, I looked for insurance. I researched and found you get what you pay for. The firms with the annoying leaflets that drop out of golf mags seem cheap, but do they pay out?
Read the small print; had I been insured I discovered the annoying glossy leaflet firms would not have paid me out. Clubs are not covered if stolen from a van. I also discovered had they been stolen from my garage, I would not have been covered. Like many people mine are kept in the garage. I also discovered their new for old policy does not include equipment older than 3 years .
The key factor when buying insurance is not the cost, but will they pay out? I pay a little more than I would with the annoying leaflet firms with Carrick Neill golf insurance, but I checked them out, made phone calls asked the questions and made sure I have cover that will pay out in needed. If you want decent cover you’re going to pay more than 30 quid