Enacts the "blocking illegitimate reservations and defending individual entertainment (BIRDIE) act" to prohibit third-party reservation services from.
The "blocking illegitimate reservations and defending individual entertainment (BIRDIE) act" prohibits third-party reservation services from listing, advertising, promoting, or selling reservations for state-owned golf courses. Such services must have a written agreement with the office to legally distribute reservations. Penalties for unauthorized listings accrue daily and are deposited into the golf fund, which supports the maintenance and operation of state-owned golf courses and the sale of retail goods and services.
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