Hole-In-One Prizes
Why Get A Hole-In-One Prize For My Tournament?
Hole-in-one prizes are what we like to call the "bread-and-butter" of a golf tournament. Many golfers expect them when they are looking to play in a golf tournament. It's fun and exciting to get a chance to win a big check, a fast sportscar or a luxurious vacation getaway. It will bring your golfers back each year, especially if someone wins!
Why Get a Hole-In-One Prize From Tournament Pros?
Tournament Pros works closely with top underwriters to get you the best possible deal for your hole-in-one prize. We can get you any prize that you want for your hole-in-one. Want cash? We can do that! A vehicle? No problem! Our underwriters have insured cash, vehicles, vacations, motorcycles, boats...the list goes on! If you want it, it can be insured!
When you purchase a hole-in-one prize for one of your par 3's, you automatically receive auxilliary hole-in-one prizes for all of your other par 3's! For purchasing one hole-in-one, you actually receive 4 or 5 hole-in-one prizes (depending on the number of par 3's at the course). The types of prizes that we can put on those holes are Callaway Irons, Bulova Watches, Vacations, etc...
How Can I Make Money With A Hole-In-One Prize?
There are a couple different ways to make money with a hole-in-one prize from Tournament Pros. The most common way is to find a sponsor for your hole-in-one prize. Let's say your hole-in-one-prize costs $200. Ask a local company to sponsor the hole for $500. You just made $300! If you can't find a sponsor, you can charge your golfers for a chance to win the prize. There are a couple different ways to do this. Just call your Tournament Pros sales rep to find out more!
How Much Will It Cost Me?
The cost of a hole-in-one depends on 3 things:
- Number of Players
- Yardage from the hole
- Value of the prize to be insured
You'll be amazed at how inexpensive a hole-in-one from Tournament Pros can be! We have packages starting from $75! Give us a call to speak with one of our friendly staff to find out more about hole-in-ones from Tournament Pros.