Insurance advice wanted

[bignev]

Playing more golf this year (hopefully) so need some advice on good golf insurance
Anyone recommend a good company as there are so many out there
Thanks I advance Nev

 

[stevie_r]

I use golf care, other than that I can't really comment as I have had no reason to make a claim.

 

[Fish]

E & L, cheapest I've found, I pay less than £2 per month for the same cover I had with golf care at about £40 a year

 

[CMAC]

can someone who has taken the insurance say what benefit they get over the normal house insurance which I think covers public liability, could be wrong there but can't be @rsed looking through screeds of insurance double talk which was invented by beelzebub himself

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Carrick Neill for me http://www.golferspolicy.co.uk/

 

[stevie_r]

can someone who has taken the insurance say what benefit they get over the normal house insurance which I think covers public liability, could be wrong there but can't be @rsed looking through screeds of insurance double talk which was invented by beelzebub himself

Depends whether or not your house insurance cover public liability on a golf course, or the theft of equipment when away from home when in the boot of your car and a number of other factors.

 

[CMAC]

Depends whether or not your house insurance cover public liability on a golf course, or the theft of equipment when away from home when in the boot of your car and a number of other factors.

yeah good point- looks like I'll have to wade through it one day- def got cover outside the home for goods and money up to a nominal amount but the liability outside the home I'll look in to

 

[stevie_r]

yeah good point- looks like I'll have to wade through it one day- def got cover outside the home for goods and money up to a nominal amount but the liability outside the home I'll look in to

There's a lot of my home insurance policy I'm a bit unsure of (and too bored to read), for the 50p a week my golf insurance cost it's worth the peace of mind; not forgetting of course, on the day that I finally ace one then golf care can cover my bar bill

 

[London mike 61]

I have a fairly comparative level of cover from our houe insurers , we just added the cost onto the total, I think it was about £30. It covers all what you would expect from a stand alone golf cover and I'm sure if I were to make a claim there would be all the usual wriggle out clauses in it.

 

[williamalex1]

There's a lot of my home insurance policy I'm a bit unsure of (and too bored to read), for the 50p a week my golf insurance cost it's worth the peace of mind; not forgetting of course, on the day that I finally ace one then golf care can cover my bar bill

Give us all a call when that happens I'll get a taxi.:thup:

 

[stevie_r]

Give us all a call when that happens I'll get a taxi.:thup:

I certainly will mate, however, in the interim, can I suggest that you don't hold your breath

 

[williamalex1]

I certainly will mate, however, in the interim, can I suggest that you don't hold your breath

:thup:

 

[daymond]

Read your home insurance very carefully. If you have any doubts, particularly over the third party issue, contact your insurance company for advice.
I have re insured recently with Golf Care.

 

[stevie_r]

For those north of the border looking for insurance, I suggest you don't look at Golf Care's 3 free round vouchers as any great incentive, the choice of courses up here is fairly paltry.

 

[wookie]

Carrick Neil for me and sorted out a claim (damaged driver) very early on in my cover without any problems and no increase in renewal premium

 

[steve531st]

Thanks for the recommendation. Wouldn't have known about them if not for this post, or pure luck on the interweb.
After checking out what other providrers covered I went with this one as they seemed to give more cover for fewer gimmicks (plus covered my teenage son as well).

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Carrick Neil for me and sorted out a claim (damaged driver) very early on in my cover without any problems and no increase in renewal premium

I am very pleased with Carrick Neil too. BTW I'm playing the Army in June as I won a H4H voucher. Any advice?

 

[golfsaint]

E & L, cheapest I've found, I pay less than £2 per month for the same cover I had with golf care at about £40 a year

+1 :thup:

 

[backwoodsman]

I am very pleased with Carrick Neil too. BTW I'm playing the Army in June as I won a H4H voucher. Any advice?

Advice - don't slice one over the fence on 14th (??) and ding the executive jets.

 

[fundy]

Interestingly we've just been informed from next subs year we're going the compulsory insurance route for members, works out as less than £20 a year on top of subs, and I expect only covers the liability side but a bit of piece of mind I guess