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State Inspector General says no evidence Bethpage State Park’s golf course reservations being taken by bots
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State Inspector General says no evidence Bethpage State Park’s golf course reservations being taken by bots
State Inspector General Lucy Lang released a report on Friday, Oct. 24, stating there is no evidence to support allegations that bots are claiming tee times at Bethpage State Park Golf Course, putting humans at a disadvantage. “The Inspector General’s investigation determined that bots are a serious issue at Bethpage State Park, but an issue that [the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation] is proactively addressing,” the ei…
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