California AB1954 regulates third-party golf reservation service platforms to ensure they have written agreements with golf course operators before.
California AB1954, known as the Protecting Access to Reservations Act, mandates that third-party golf reservation service platforms must have a written agreement with golf course operators before listing, advertising, promoting, selling, or transferring golf course reservations. This applies to websites, mobile applications, or other internet platforms owned or operated by entities other than the golf course operator.
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