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Insurance Canopy offers all-in-one liability insurance for golf instructors. Our policies include general and professional coverage and are customizable—all for as little as 36 cents a day. Feel confident in your protection with Insurance Canopy today.
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Golf instructor insurance helps to cover the cost of liability claims arising from your day-to-day business activities. For example, if a student injures their knee during a lesson or snaps their parent’s prized golf club, your policy could help you cover the costs of these claims.
Golf instructor liability insurance can also insure the gear and equipment you use in your business. If it is damaged or stolen, this additional coverage option can help you repair or replace property essential to your services.
Golf teacher insurance starts at $12.50 per month. You can save 14% just by switching to an annual policy for $129 per year.
Prices may vary based on any additional coverages you add to your plan, your claims history, and yearly income. You can get a free quote in just minutes through our online application below.
Yes, many golf courses, country clubs, and sports facilities require instructors to show proof of insurance. Accidents can happen when you least expect it, so it’s best to be prepared with a quality golf instructor insurance plan you can trust.
We also live in a time where lawsuits and legal threats are commonplace. Let’s take a look at some examples of unexpected claims you could receive as a golf instructor.
Even if you are not at fault, you’re still facing large legal fees, medical bills, repair costs, time spent off the course and in court, and a damaged reputation. Golf instructor liability insurance may help you pay for attorneys, pay for lost wages and medical care, fix damaged property, and fight wrongful lawsuits, as well as recover from the defamation of your business.
Golf instructor insurance from Insurance Canopy offers you the protection you need at a price your wallet will love.
1 Additional Insured – $15 | Unlimited Additional Insureds – $30
Limits Of Liability
$3,000,000
$3,000,000
The amount that your policy will pay for claims arising out of one or more of the following offenses:
– False Arrest, detention or imprisonment
– Malicious prosecution
– Wrongful Eviction or Wrongful Entry
– Oral or written publications that slander or libels a person or organization
– Oral or written publication or material that violates a person’s right of privacy
– The use of another’s advertising idea in your advertisement
Included
$2,000,000
$300,000
A no-fault medical policy to cover medical or funeral expenses for an individual up to the issued limit—without deducting from the general liability aggregate limit. Bodily injuries or death must be the result of your business or professional services.
$5,000
Additional Coverage
Also known as Inland Marine Insurance or Business Personal Property, this policy covers tangible property that is movable or transportable in nature (e.g. supplies, equipment, or inventory) but excludes coverage for structures and items that are part of the structure.
$2,000
$100,000
$100
A waiver does not offer financial support the same way an insurance policy does. With both, you can better defend yourself against claims. Download a free golf liability waiver and start a policy with Insurance Canopy today.
NOTE: A waiver does NOT take the place of an insurance policy or guarantee any legal protection.
Yes, golf instructor insurance may cover damage to your equipment. We offer an additional policy called Gear & Equipment Coverage (also known as Inland Marine Insurance). You can add this to your policy during the application process for $16. With this coverage, we can help insure the property you use for your golf instructor business. This can include golf clubs, tees, balls, shoes, bags, and devices you use to accept electronic payments.
Let’s say your golf equipment was stolen from your car as you were getting gas while driving between sessions. Or during a lesson, a student accidentally snaps the clubhead off one of your clubs you provided. Your insurance can help you pay for most, if not all, of the costs to cover these types of claims.
Yes, your business insurance is made to protect property, business income, workers comp, vehicles, and commercial damages. It is designed more to insure your business as an entity and your business operations—whereas golf instructor liability insurance’s primary purpose is to insure your business services, such as lessons. Some business insurance policies will include general liability insurance, but many don’t include other coverages you need as an instructor.
A golf teacher insurance policy also offers you professional liability, product liability, personal and advertising injury, gear and equipment coverage, and a medical expense limit. Having these additional coverages helps you manage the risks and liabilities of your business activities as a golf instructor.
Golf teachers who own their own business, whether they work from one location or freelance and take their services to multiple locations, would want to invest in both a business insurance and a golf instructor liability policy. This helps you avoid any gaps in your coverage and keeps your entire business covered.
If you are a golf teacher who is employed by another business, such as a country club, sports facility, or private training center, you will most likely be required to carry golf instructor liability insurance. This helps ensure you have a personal policy that protects you from claims made against you as the instructor. It also allows you to name the location or venue as an additional insured on your policy. If your negligence leads to a claim, the facility the incident happened at could be protected from the claim with your policy.
Feel free to reach out to our licensed insurance agents. We are available Monday through Friday from 8am–8pm ET.
Phone: 844.520.6993
Email: info@insurancecanopy.com
All policies have conditions, limitations and exclusions, please read the policy for exact verbiage.
Claim scenario circumstances vary in nature and similar claims do not guarantee coverage.