Tiger Woods And Justin Timberlake Team Up To Spice Up Scotland's Nightlife!

Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake are combining their star power to create something timeless and iconic.

The pair, now business partners, have revealed their genius plans to spice up Scotland's sports and nightlife, and it could not have come at a more perfect time.

This announcement follows Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake's new 22,000-square-foot sports bar opening in New York City on September 20, NSYNC's breaking of their music hiatus, and the 18-time World Champion's return from injury.

The internet stood still as the plan to bring T-Squared to St. Andrews, Scotland, was announced on Instagram. The post featured pictures of Timberlake and Woods and was accompanied by the caption:

"T-Squared is coming to St. Andrews, Scotland. 💯 Link in bio for more."

The bar is the second branch from the business moguls with the parent bar in Manhattan, and the T-Squared moniker is culled from Wood's first name and Justin's last name. The Scotland bar will be erected on the spot belonging to the New Picture House Cinema on North Street.

The 90-year-old theater will carry on a new look after a massive renovation, including fixing the theater's full-sized movie screen for sports live streams and movie nights.

Timberlake and Woods's new project will immensely benefit the St. Andrew community after the upgrade. Per Golf.com, David Morris, the cinema's managing director, said the following in a press release:

"The planned T-Squared Social investment will enable the local community, students, and visitors the opportunity to experience a broader range of cinema, dining, and entertainment at the popular venue."

Morris added, "The New Picture House will continue to operate as usual until further notice" and promised the brand of the directors' support "with their development plans and to welcome new and existing customers into the New Picture House upon completion of the re-development works."

The pair, who have been long-time friends, teamed up with NEXUS Luxury Collection, a global real estate and hospitality group, and 8 AM Golf to bring T-Squared to life.

The "Mirrors" singer and Woods are also shareholders at NEXUS, and the trio are the brains behind T-Squared gradual emergence into the sports and entertainment sphere.

Their vision is to open more T-Squared locations in many of golf's most popular destinations and explore the possibilities in the emerging golf entertainment space.

T-Squared includes a part-restaurant, part-indoor sports hangout where golfers and sports fans of all ages can meet and relax.

Furthermore, Woods and the "In Time" actor are already familiar with the St. Andrews terrain as the former has won two of 15 major titles at Open Championships at the Old Course.

Timberlake has also actively participated in the yearly Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, is a huge fan of golf, and is one of the game's biggest investors.

The T-Squared bar is slated to open its doors to customers and sports fans in 2024, as Woods disclosed, "We all wanted to bring our T-Squared Social concept to St. Andrews to add to the local community and be a welcoming place for those living there and for visitors." 

The 47-year-old fulfilled an 11-year-old golf player's wish as he made an appearance at his foundation tournament.

Woods's TGR company redesigned the course's layout in 2021 and got to witness Holden Bautista drain TWO hole-in-one on day 2 of the three-day event on Sunday.

An impressed Woods encouraged Bautista over his new feat as he said, "I'm proud of you" and "Keep at it." The 11-time PGA Tour Player of the Year also presented the young star with two pins in honor of his exemplary feat.

A video of the wholesome encounter quickly went viral on X (formerly Twitter) and caught the attention of die-hard fans of golf and the 15-time world champion. 

Per The Blast, Woods pulled out of The Masters earlier this year owing to a major injury and released a statement which read:

"Earlier today, Tiger underwent a subtalar fusion procedure to address his post-traumatic arthritis from his previous talus fracture. It was performed by Dr. Martin O'Malley at HSS Sports Medicine Institute in New York City. He has determined the surgery to be successful. Tiger is currently recovering and looks forward to beginning his rehabilitation."