Golf Cart Insurance
Includes:
Protect your golf cart at the club and at home
Golf carts can be very expensive, which is why they’re a prime target for opportunistic thieves; plus, there’s the risk of crashing your cart and needing to get it repaired or replaced. The golf cart insurance add-on will cover your golf cart against loss, theft, and damage with cover starting from £32.99 a year.
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No, you must have a Golf Care policy with us.
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Yes, all Golf Care insurance policies cover you for Public Liability and Personal Accident. Personal Liability means if you accidentally injure someone else with the cart or if you cause damage to any property, you will be financially covered for up to £5 million. Our Personal Accident insurance covers you up to £50,000 if you sustain a serious injury when using the cart. Your Golf Care policy will not cover any damage caused to the cart however, to cover your cart against theft, loss and damage you need to take out a Golf Cart Insurance policy.
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If you always leave your cart at the golf club choose Cart Club cover. It must always be secured in a locked building or compound when not in use.
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If you ever take your cart home, choose the Cart Club & Home cover then it is covered in both places. Remember, whether your cart is kept at your golf club or at home it must always be secured in a locked building or compound when not in use.
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No, the cart can only be insured once and that should be by the person who legally owns the cart. The owner of the cart will be insured against theft and damage to the cart.
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No, we do not provide any cover which is required under the Road Traffic Act.
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Most clubs require you to have Public Liability when using a Golf Cart. All Golf Care insurance policies come with Public Liability when using a cart. If you want to protect your cart for theft, loss or damage you should add Golf Cart Insurance to your policy.
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No, our Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Golf Care insurance policies come with Public Liability when riding a Golf Cart.
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