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Mutiny on the golf course: Why members are threatening legal action against billionaire’s son

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Mutiny on the golf course: Why members are threatening legal action against billionaire’s son
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Fellow board members include his uncle Victor Lin, known among members as a passionate golfer, and Felix’s younger brother Edward Feng Zhao Lee, who was appointed early last year soon after his 19th birthday. “I thought he was there to take the coffee order, but he wasn’t the new waiter. He was Phillip Lee’s son, and he just launched into a tirade saying ‘you guys have to know your place’.”As Kalil and others understood it, things were set for a shake-up at the club.

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Publication timeSat, 25 Jul 2026 05:00:00 +1000
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