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This agreement obligates Nationwide Hole in One (WHO) to indemnify the Client, for whose exclusive benefit this agreement is made, up to the specified maximum Prize Value if any hole in one occurs

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1. Gather all the necessary information, such as the location and date of the event, the number of players participating, and any specific hole-in-one rules or requirements.
2. Contact Nationwide Hole-in-One Insurance to obtain a quote and discuss your event details. Provide them with the information gathered in step 1.
3. Review the quote provided by Nationwide Hole-in-One Insurance and make any necessary adjustments or additions.
4. Once you are satisfied with the quote, finalize the insurance coverage and provide any additional information or documentation required.
5. Pay the premium for the insurance coverage as per the instructions provided by Nationwide Hole-in-One Insurance.
6. Promote your event and inform the participants about the hole-in-one insurance coverage they will be entitled to.
7. Conduct the event and ensure that all necessary precautions and rules are followed.
8. In the event of a hole-in-one, collect all relevant information, such as witnesses' contact details, and document the hole-in-one shot.
9. Notify Nationwide Hole-in-One Insurance about the hole-in-one occurrence and submit the required documentation.
10. Nationwide Hole-in-One Insurance will verify the claim and process the payment accordingly, provided all the necessary requirements have been met.

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1. Golf event organizers who want to offer an exciting and valuable prize for a hole-in-one
2. Charities or non-profit organizations looking to raise funds through golf tournaments
3. Corporate event planners who want to add an extra layer of excitement to their golf outings
4. Golf course owners or managers who want to attract more players and increase their revenue
5. Individuals or groups organizing casual or amateur golf tournaments and want to make the event more memorable

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Nationwide hole in one is a form that must be filed to report any hole in one prize winnings of $600 or more.

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