TaylorMade tour issue CB's with TP Logo *Stolen* please be on the look out! Pic inside

[Hifade]

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In my experience, the toughest part is convincing your insurance company that what was stolen was all tour issue equipment.....especially a Tour Issue Cameron valued at $3500+.
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I have a form that I update yearly or semi-yearly. It has all the information regarding my clubs, specs, shafts, etc. and values for each. Also, I have photographs to document the property covered under the policy. My mom is a State Farm agent and said this is best way to go and I shouldn't have a problem with this kind of documentation.
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Great info.....we should have you post that form here on Wrx as a "sticky."

[hayzooos]

[quote name='QMany' timestamp='1394050614' post='8804925']
[quote name='Hifade' timestamp='1394050267' post='8804863']
In my experience, the toughest part is convincing your insurance company that what was stolen was all tour issue equipment.....especially a Tour Issue Cameron valued at $3500+.
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I have a form that I update yearly or semi-yearly. It has all the information regarding my clubs, specs, shafts, etc. and values for each. Also, I have photographs to document the property covered under the policy. My mom is a State Farm agent and said this is best way to go and I shouldn't have a problem with this kind of documentation.
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I'm interested in more about this. I got a quote not too long about about having a separate rider for my clubs. I'd like an insured value somewhere around $3,000 or so and he said it wasn't a problem, but I need to get them assessed somewhere, according to him.

Here's the problem: They said they'll offer new replacement value (so retail for everything) but how do I go about assessing equipment that's mostly a year to 18 months old? I can't go based off of PGA Value Guide or something stupid like that, so how does that work? If I did that, I'd probably have about $500 worth of clubs based on the depreciated value.

I'm genuinely curious as the best way to go about it. I haven't done anything yet for this reason.

EDIT 1: This could garner a few responses and I don't want to keep bumping a thread regarding stolen information so I'll create a new thread over in the General section and put a link in this post shortly.

EDIT 2: Here's the thread I just created, would love to get your thoughts/suggestions Q:

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/981463-best-way-to-insure-golf-clubs/