I think you did what was appropriate. They also know/knew the risk so no issue.
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I saw a lawyer post this once:
General rule of thumb:
Golfer liable = intentionally or acted unreasonably in hitting ball toward the house.
Course liable = house built before the course was built.
No liability (owner or owner's insurance pays) = house built after course. Under this scenario the homeowner assumed the risk in buying or building a house on the golf course.
I also believe the golfer's Homeowners Insurance might cover the damages but don't hold me to that. In any event, the OP did all he could do under the circumstances.
Yes the golfers personal liability would cover it whether he has a homeowners or a renters policy. Although his insurance company might argue that the person with the home on a golf course is responsible to pay for the damage.I saw a lawyer post this once:
General rule of thumb:
Golfer liable = intentionally or acted unreasonably in hitting ball toward the house.
Course liable = house built before the course was built.
No liability (owner or owner's insurance pays) = house built after course. Under this scenario the homeowner assumed the risk in buying or building a house on the golf course.
I also believe the golfer's Homeowners Insurance might cover the damages but don't hold me to that. In any event, the OP did all he could do under the circumstances.