Pamela Anderson's son Brandon Thomas Lee loses country club membership after tense confrontation on golf course
- Lee, 27, allegedly lost his membership after a member filmed their argument
- Anderson's son drove his golf cart too close to the green, angering the member
- A source tells DailyMail.com that Lee's membership simply wasn't renewed
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Pamela Anderson's oldest son is no longer a member at the tony Sherwood Country Club following a recorded confrontation on the gold course.
According to TMZ, Brandon Thomas Lee, 27, had his membership revoked after he allegedly got into a shouting match a few weeks ago with another member of the club, which is located in Thousand Oaks, California.
He was said to have had his membership canceled after driving his golf cart too close to the green of the 13th hole, when the other member, who lives on the course, spotted him and began filming before a shouting match erupted.
However, a source with knowledge of the incident tells DailyMail.com that Brandon's membership was on an introductory two-year probationary period, and it was not renewed, while no reason was specified for the loss of membership by the club.
DailyMail.com has reached out to Sherwood Country Club and a representative for Brandon requesting comment.
Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee's son Brandon Thomas Lee's membership at the Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, Calif., was revoked after a recorded confrontation with a member, TMZ reports; Brandon is pictured on the club's golf course
Brandon was confronted for driving his gold cart to close to the 13th hole green by a member, and the video allegedly led to his membership being revoked; pictured with mom Pamela Anderson in March in Beverly Hills
According to TMZ's sources, Brandon had driven near the green, which set off the resident.
They began filming the documentary producer, who allegedly began shouting at them.
A source tells DailyMail.com that Brandon's cart didn't stray onto the green, but instead was on the rough.
Although he knew not to drive on the green, Brandon didn't realize that the nearby area was also prohibited.
The source said the upset member approached him and began harassing him, and filming the confrontation only escalated things.
They noted that the resident didn't simply inform Brandon that he needed to move his golf cart, which might have cleared up the issue quicker.
The irate member then sent their video of their shouting match with Brandon to Sherwood Country Club's board, according to TMZ, leading to his membership to be revoked.
However, DailyMail.com's source said that Brandon had been a member for less than two years, and at the end of that period the club would determine whether or not to allow him to renew his membership going forward.
The son of rocker Tommy Lee instead did not have his membership renewed, but the club didn't cite the video of the altercation as a reason, or cite any other reason for ending his membership.
But a source tells DailyMail.com that the club member harassed Brandon on camera instead of just telling him he had to move his cart. They also say he was on a two-year introductory period, and the course simply didn't renew his membership at the end without citing a reason
Club sources told TMZ that Brandon was rude to staff members, which contributed to his membership being revoked. But DailyMail.com's source denied he had ever been rude and said he was a big fan of the employees; his dad Tommy Lee is pictured golfing with him
The video of the 13th hole confrontation was allegedly sent to the club's board, but the source said it wasn't mentioned to him by the club, and he has not seen the video
Multiple country club sources claimed to TMZ that Brandon had been rude to club staff members during his time at Sherwood, which was already a strike against him.
But the source with knowledge of the situation disputed that characterization. They said Brandon is a big fan of the club employees and isn't aware of any issues with them.
According to them, the 13th hole argument is the only issue he's aware of with the club.
Sherwood Country Club boasts an 18-hole golf course designed by golf legend Jack Nicklaus, who turned to designing courses after a decades-long career featuring 73 PGA victories, the third-most of any player.
