HOLE IN ONE Sample Clauses

HOLE IN ONE. In the event of the Insured effecting a "Hole in One" golf shot, We will pay to You the cost of hospitality in the Club House up to an amount RM500.00 which by local custom You are required to extend to members of the Club. Such expenses must be incurred on the same day as the achievement of the "Hole in One".
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HOLE IN ONE. In the event of an Insured Person being declared winner for a “hole-in-one” at any internationally recognized 18-hole golf course in a Country of Visit whilst on a Trip, the Company shall reimburse the expenses incurred in celebration of achieving the “hole-in-one” by the Insured Person, up to the limit of Sum Insured as specified against this Benefit in the Policy Certificate. This Benefit shall be payable subject to the following:
HOLE IN ONE. Below is the maximum yardage the par 3’s will play at. Make sure your hole-in-one contracts read accordingly: #5 165 Yards #7 150 Yards #12 125 Yards #17 95 Yards All approved outings have the benefit of reserving a portion of the golf course for the day of their event. Consequently, all approved outings are required to pay the outing rate regardless of how many members end up playing in the event (currently, only the host BDM golf member is exempt from paying the green fee portion of the outing fee). All food and beverage is to be consumed on our property and must be purchased through Butte des Morts Country Club, Inc. Donated food and beverage that could be consumed on club property must be approved by the Club Manger. We recognize the purpose of corporate entertaining and sponsorship; however, we retain the right to limit use of signs, displays and/or advertising on club property. Thank you for your cooperation. This agreement will ensure that your outing will run smoothly. Golf Outing 2014
HOLE IN ONE. This section covers a payment of R2 500 (two thousand five hundred rand) if the insured scores a hole-in-one playing as an amateur on any recognised golf course affiliated to a provincial golf union during a game played in terms of the official rules of golf provided that the company receives written confirmation from the secretary of the club.
HOLE IN ONE. If the Insured Person completes a hole-in-one in an organised event at any 18-hole golf course during the insured Journey, the Company will pay up to the Maximum Benefit stated in the Schedule of Benefits to cover the cost of one round of celebratory drinks. The Insured Person must provide the Company with written confirmation from the Golf Club Professional that the hole-in-one was achieved and the receipts for the cost of celebratory drinks on the date of accomplishment at the golf club. Exclusions Applicable to Section 7. – Golf Advantage No benefits will be provided:

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