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Golf Cart Insurance
Most homeowners policies provide very limited coverage for golf carts — or no coverage at all. Let Westwood help you find the right coverage at the right price.
Why Golf Cart Insurance?
Call us for a quote or questions regarding golf cart insurance at 800-540-6964.
Golf cart insurance coverage is required in many states. If you live in a golf community, your Homeowners Association or golf club may require you to have golf cart insurance.
What’s included in golf cart insurance?
- Financial protection if you’re liable because you injured someone or damaged their property while driving your golf cart.
- Coverage for your court costs and legal fees up to your policy’s limits.
- Coverage for medical costs for you or a passenger injured while riding or driving the golf cart.
- Repairs or replacement expenses if there is damage to your golf cart because of an accident, collision, fire or act of nature.
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