Physical damage
Helps repair or replace the cart after a covered loss such as collision, fire, theft or vandalism.
Golf carts are used on courses, in neighborhoods, at campgrounds and around farms. Many people assume their other policies cover them. Let's check.
A golf cart policy covers the cart, its accessories and your liability when someone is hurt or property is damaged. Coverage options vary by policy and carrier.
Helps repair or replace the cart after a covered loss such as collision, fire, theft or vandalism.
Helps if you are legally responsible for injuring someone or damaging property while operating the cart.
Can help with medical bills for you or your passengers after a covered accident, regardless of fault.
Lift kits, custom seats, lights, enclosures and audio systems can often be covered when listed. Ask about limits for added parts.
Can help if you are hit by a driver who has no insurance, on streets where carts and cars share the road.
Depending on the carrier, options can include towing or roadside help and coverage for items stored in the cart.
If any of these sound like you, it is worth a quick conversation. We serve Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.
Carts driven on streets within a community can create liability exposure to people outside your home.
Carts at campgrounds and vacation properties are used by families and guests, which adds liability.
Upgrades can add real value that should be listed on the policy.
Carts used for work on a property may be treated differently than recreational use. Tell us how you use yours.
Golf carts are a common sight at courses, campgrounds and lake properties across Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana, and in some neighborhoods around Boone County and Northern Kentucky. Whether you can drive on public roads depends on state and local rules, so check with your city or county.
Turner Insurance Group is based in Florence and writes policies in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. If your cart lives at a second home or campground in another state, mention it and we will talk through the options.
On a course, in a neighborhood, on public roads or on private property. This can affect coverage options.
The power type, along with the make, model and year, helps the carrier identify the cart.
List any upgrades or accessories and their approximate value.
Teens and guests often use the cart. Tell us who is expected to drive.
Sometimes in a limited way, and often not at all. Many homeowners policies limit or exclude motorized vehicles, and liability may be restricted to certain places such as your own property. Check with us so you know what applies to your policy.
Whether insurance is required depends on where and how the cart is used, and rules vary by state and locality. Injuries and damage can happen on private property too, so liability and physical damage coverage are worth discussing.
Often yes. Lift kits, wheels, lights and other accessories can usually be listed on the policy, subject to limits and terms.
Carts that are registered for road use may be treated differently than standard carts. Share how yours is set up and we will explain your options.
Yes. We write policies in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. Coverage options vary by policy and carrier.
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