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Flexi Plus Five Application - PGA Golf Club Course Insurance 2026

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The document is an application for various types of liability insurance tailored for not-for-profit organizations, including Directors and Officers Liability Insurance, Employment Practices Liability Insurance, Fiduciary Liability Insurance, Workplace Violence Coverage, and Internet Liability Insurance. It outlines the necessary sections to be completed by the applicant, requests specific financial and operational information, and includes a series of questions regarding past incidents and current practices related to employment and governance. The application emphasizes the importance of accurate information and warns against fraudulent claims.

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Begin with Section 1, 'General Information.' Fill in the name of the Parent Organization, address, and contact details. Ensure you provide accurate information as this is crucial for your application.
Proceed to Section 2, 'Directors and Officers.' Here, indicate if you have had continuous Directors and Officers Liability Insurance and list any subsidiaries controlled by your organization.
If applicable, complete Sections 3 through 6 for Employment Practices, Fiduciary Liability, Workplace Violence, and Internet Liability coverage. Each section requires specific details about your organization's operations and employee counts.
Finally, review Section 7 for the General Summary. Confirm that all provided information is accurate and complete before submitting your application.

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How much does it cost to insure a golf course?

Generally speaking, the average golf course or country club in the United States pays around $150 per month or $1,800 per year on general liability insurance. This policy provides cover for claims and lawsuits that may arise in the event of third-party injuries or property damage.

What do the insurance houses have for having a golf course?

Golf Course Grounds This coverage is a unique commercial property insurance designed for golf courses. It protects everything from the tee boxes to the fairways, putting greens, ball washers, sprinklers, benches, and even directional signs. Its also sometimes called tee-to-green insurance coverage.

Is a golf course liable for damage?

Generally speaking, the average golf course or country club in the United States pays around $150 per month or $1,800 per year on general liability insurance.

Are golf courses insured?

Personal Liability: Liability is a required insurance component. Personal liability specifically covers legal liabilities arising from injuries or property damage caused by golf course operations. Personal Accident: This required coverage offers protection if guests or employees are injured on site.

Whos liable if you hit a house on a golf course?

Often, when there is liability to be found for mishit golf balls, it falls on the course for negligent design. A slew of errant shots may eventually spell liability for the golf course, but an individual golfer is generally exempt from liability for hitting a home unless they intended to hit it or aimed too close.

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