A California restaurant catered meals for a golfer's family at the Masters without agreeing on a price, then sent a $74,960 bill; after a $60,391 jury award, appeals judges upheld just $1,950 in extra fees
- Representative Image (AI-generated)A family meal arrangement during one of golf's biggest tournaments turned into a costly legal dispute after a California restaurant sent a bill for nearly $75,000 without discussing the price beforehand.
- The restaurant had agreed to provide meals for a golfer's family and friends during the Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia.
- However, after the family left two days early and received the invoice, it challenged the amount.
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- Representative Image (AI-generated)A family meal arrangement during one of golf's biggest tournaments turned into a costly legal dispute after a California restaurant sent a bill for nearly $75,000 without discussing the price beforehand.
- The restaurant had agreed to provide meals for a golfer's family and friends during the Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia.
- However, after the family left two days early and received the invoice, it challenged the amount.
Sources: Times of India