Justin Timberlake was recently arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, which was an episode that made headlines across the board. However, the singer sees this as an opportunity to profit from this debacle.
With golf great Tiger Woods, Timberlake is reportedly opening a new bar in Scotland!
Billboard reports that Justin and Woods, who has also been arrested for DUI in the past, are teaming up to transform the New Picture House Cinema into a T-Squared Social sports bar in the historic town of St. Andrews in Scotland.
The singer/actor and the golf great started T-Squared in New York City at first. The restaurant was so well-patronised that they decided to move it to Scotland.
Bowling, darts, and simulated golf are just a few of the entertaining activities offered at the Manhattan-based watering hole.
The town council in St. Andrews approved the project’s ground breaking, which will result in the creation of upwards of 45 jobs.
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