Hole in One Insurance
Win-win insurance for golf event prizing.
With this specialty insurance, you can create excitement at your next golf event with hole-in-one cash prizing. At Acera Insurance, we make it easy to get a quote and buy your hole-in-one insurance online.
Your guide to hole-in-one insurance.
Hole-in-one insurance allows you to offer a cash prize for a hole-in-one at your golf event, without the risk of having to make the cash payout. It’s win-win!
To get a quote, you’ll need to provide the following information:
- Name of the golf course
- Name and date of tournament
- Number of attendees
- Distances to the hole for male & female participants
Coverage across Canada.
Get your hole-in-one insurance online or talk to an Advisor.
Why choose Acera Insurance for hole-in-one coverage?
Multiple Options
With access to multiple insurance carriers that offer hole-in-one insurance, we can find the best coverage for your event, at the best price.
Online Application
We offer a simple online hole-in-one insurance process so you can get your event insured in minutes.
Flexible Prize Amounts
You choose the prize amount that you want insured and your premium is adjusted accordingly.
Helpful tips from our advisors.
Our dedicated advisors are here to answer any questions you may have and help ensure your golf event is set up for success.
Answering your most common questions.
Is a spotter required at the policy covered hole?
Yes, a spotter is required on the prize hole to verify a hole-in-one. The spotter must be at least 18 years old and not participating in the tournament. Two spotters are often required for prize amounts over $35,000.
Can we have more than one policy covered hole at my tournament?
Policies do not work in combination unless approved. If you would like to have more than one policy covered hole at your tournament, please contact us.
Can I have pros participate in my tournament?
Most often professional golfers are not eligible for prize amounts, unless specifically stated on the insurance certificate. Please contact us to discuss your options.
Are multiple rounds or partial rounds eligible for prizing?
No, only the first round of play is eligible for prizing unless stated on the insurance certificate. Winners must complete an entire round and have a completed scorecard.
What group size is required?
Groups must contain a minimum of three people.
Can we alter rules of play or move tee boxes?
No, golfers must play from standard tees and all RCGA rules apply, including to equipment. No adjustment to tees allowed such as artificial tees, and or greens.
Can players attempt a second shot at the hole-in-one?
In no way can a second shot win (e.g. mulligan or player taking a shot for a fourth player who is not there).
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