Mobile & Travel Mini Golf Insurance

Insurance for portable and traveling mini golf course rental businesses — liability for setup, obstacles and attendant staffing, plus equipment and trailer coverage.

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Insurance for Mobile & Travel Mini Golf Businesses

Portable mini golf companies bring a full 9- or 18-hole course — windmills, ramps, buildings, loops and LED lighting — to a client’s home, office, shopping center or event space, indoors or outdoors, day or night. The course comes to the party instead of the other way around, which means you’re assembling modular obstacles and electrical lighting in a different space every time.

Corporate events, company picnics, daycares and preschools, school fundraisers, HOA and church events, fairs and birthday parties are all built around guests walking, putting and weaving through obstacles — with an attendant typically on site the whole time. That mix of modular equipment, guest movement and on-site staffing creates exposures a standard party-rental policy doesn’t always anticipate.

RFK Insurance writes coverage for mobile and portable mini golf course operators across the country.

Who We Cover

Portable Mini Golf Course Operators
Modular 9- and 18-hole course rentals delivered and set up at the client’s location.

Indoor & Nighttime Event Course Rentals
LED-lit courses run indoors or after dark at corporate and private events.

School, Church & Community Event Providers
Courses set up for fundraisers, festivals, daycares, preschools and church or community events.

Attendant & Staffed Event Services
Businesses that provide an on-site attendant to run the course, hand out putters and balls, and supervise play.

The Coverage Mobile Mini Golf Operators Actually Need

General Liability Insurance

Covers bodily injury and property damage from your course — a guest who trips over an obstacle base or cable, a putter mishandled near a bystander, damage to a venue’s floor or landscaping during setup. It’s what corporate venues, schools and HOAs ask for before booking.

Professional
Liability

Protects you if a client says the course didn’t match what was booked, or a late setup or missing obstacle damaged their event.

Equipment
Coverage

Covers course modules, obstacles, LED lighting, putters, balls and scorecards against theft and damage, in storage, in transit and on site.

Trailer & Commercial Auto Coverage

Covers the trailers and vehicles used to haul course sections between events — a personal auto policy typically won’t extend to business use.

Umbrella
Liability

Adds limits above your general liability when a venue, school district or corporate client requires more.

Mobile Mini Golf: What Makes Your Work Different

Modular obstacles, assembled on site
Windmills, ramps, buildings and loops are built and connected in a new space every event, which is a different exposure than a fixed, permanent course.

Electrical and LED lighting
Self-contained lighting lets you run courses indoors or at night, but it also adds a power and cord-management exposure most lawn games don’t have.

An attendant on site
With staff supervising play throughout the event, your coverage needs to contemplate employees or contractors working the course, not just the equipment itself.

A wide range of venues
Offices, shopping centers, fairgrounds, backyards, daycares and banquet halls each bring different floor types, foot traffic and space constraints to a setup you don’t control.

Why Mobile Mini Golf Operators Choose RFK Insurance

RFK Insurance has protected families and businesses since 1922, and today we insure professional Santas and children’s entertainers across the country. Joey Klein, who leads the program, has spent more than 15 years in the entertainment industry and knows what corporate venues, schools and event planners expect from a mobile attraction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a mobile mini golf business need liability insurance?
Yes. Corporate venues, schools and HOAs increasingly require a certificate of insurance before a course is set up on-site.

Is the course equipment covered against theft and damage?
Yes, with equipment coverage added — tell us what modules and lighting you own so they’re valued correctly.

Do I need separate coverage for my trailer?
Often. Trailers and the vehicles that tow them for business use typically need coverage beyond a personal auto policy.

Can you cover my on-site attendants?
Tell us whether they’re employees or contractors so your policy and any workers’ compensation needs are set up correctly.

States Where We're Licensed to Write Coverage

States Where We're Licensed to Write Coverage

We are licensed to place insurance in the following states, allowing us to serve children's entertainers, holiday performers, and businesses across most of the country:

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

If your state isn't listed above, Give us a call and we will try to get it added

Already working without coverage? Call us before your next booking.

Call (973) 582-6200 or request a quote — most operators can have a certificate in hand before their next setup.

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