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Sunday, January 26, 2025

Tiger Woods, Justin Timberlake Tee Off Sports Bar in NYC

  • The flagship Manhattan location spans 22,000 square feet with a bowling alley and Full Swing golf simulators.
  • T-Squared Social joins PopStroke as golf entertainment venues backed by Woods.
T-Squared Social joins PopStroke as golf entertainment venues backed by Tiger Woods.
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Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake have opened a sports bar and restaurant in New York City named T-Squared Social. Its first location opened Wednesday on East 42nd Street in Manhattan, only a block from Grand Central Terminal.

The 22,000-square-foot entertainment venue includes a bowling alley, dining areas, and more than 35 televisions, including one that is 200 inches, as well as branded merchandise and memorabilia that pay homage to Woods and Timberlake. 

T-Squared also includes golf simulators from Full Swing, a company that Woods is an investor in and endorses. Timberlake and Woods have launched T-Squared Social in partnership with Bahamas-based real estate firm Nexus Luxury Collection and marketing company 8AM Golf.

“The idea for T-Squared Social came to us during a round of golf at Albany, our development in The Bahamas,” Woods said in a statement. “Justin and I thought it would be cool to create a place that combines our favorite things and brings people together to just have a great time.”

For Woods, it is not his first endeavor in the golf entertainment space as he also is a co-founder of PopStroke, whose locations combine putting and mini golf games with dining and a sports bar atmosphere. PopStroke operates mainly in Florida, Texas, and Arizona and has yet to have a northeast location as T-Squared Social debuts in NYC.

Timberlake’s previous dealings in the sports space include his involvement in a group formed in 2020 to bring an MLB expansion team to Nashville.

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