California AB1954 regulates third-party golf reservation service platforms.
California AB1954 adds Chapter 45 to the Business and Professions Code, known as the Protecting Access to Reservations Act. It prohibits third-party golf reservation service platforms from listing, advertising, promoting, selling, or transferring golf course reservations without a written agreement with the golf course operator. This law aims to protect access to golf courses for local residents, seniors, juniors, schools, and local clubs by preventing inflated prices and reducing the secondary market for tee times.
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