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Golfer’s Claim Process

Follow these simple steps to expedite filing of a Golfer's claim

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What is the process for making a Golfer’s Claim?

  • Golf Equipment

    1

  • Public Liability

    2

  • Hole-in-One

    3

  • Personal Accident

    4
  • Completed Claim Form
  • Golf Club’s Incident Report to certify the incident
  • Damage Golf club(s) photos
  • Repair or Replacement Bill
  • Completed Claim Form
  • Golf Club’s Incident Report to certify the event
  • Third party’s claim notice including with supporting evidences
  • Completed Claim Form
  • Golf Club’s Hole-in-One Certificate
  • Golf Score Card to indicate the Hole-in-One
  • Other (if required)
  • Completed Claim Form
  • Golf Club’s Incident Report to certify the Accident
  • Original Medical Bills/Receipts
  • Original Doctor Medical Report

What to do after an accident

  1. Notify claim to Insurer as soon as possible
  2. Notify Golf Club the claim event to provide additional evidences
  3. In case of theft or Golf’s missing, the Insured must notify the police and take one copy for Insurer evidence
  4. In case Third party’s property damage and bodily injury, the Insured shall not accept all liability or any admission in connection with the accident without Insurer’s consent
  5. Maintain all of damage properties for Insurer’s inspection
  6. Provide all of claim evidences as requested by Insurer

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When to make a report

Notify our Claims Department by phone as soon as possible, with details of loss or damage.

Always report the accident even if it doesn’t give rise to a claim.

  • Weekdays (within 24 hours)
  • Weekends & Public Holidays (within 24 hours)

Why make a report?

By not making a report you may

  • Lose all the claim benefits/rights that you are entitled to get and / or
  • Ignore your responsibility to yourself and other involved parties

How to make a report

Making a Golfer’s Claim in Thailand

1

Notify our Claims Department by phone as soon as possible, with details of loss or damages.

2

In case of theft or missing golf equipment, make a police report.

3

Submit a copy of the report and any evidence to us.