The golf life of a New Yorker isn’t always glamorous.

Tee times are hard to come by and difficult to reach. Practice opportunities are few, and interest from your non-sicko friends is limited. The places that are worth the journey — schlepping your clubs out of your closet, down three flights of stairs and through crowded streets — are often only seen alone.

But the Big Apple golf scene is about to get a jolt, thanks in part to the most electric player the game has ever known — Tiger Woods — and the sport’s new celebrity patron saint, Justin Timberlake. 

On Monday morning, Woods and Timberlake announced the creation of a sports bar and indoor golf experience in the heart of Manhattan, just a few wedge shots from Grand Central Station. It’s called T-Squared Social Club — a nod to Tiger’s first name, and Timberlake’s last — and it is unlike any other hangout in the city. (Click here for a full photo tour.)

It’s hard to know where to begin with T-Squared, but perhaps a good place to start is the floor. Shoebox-living New Yorkers will be awed by the bar’s cavernous, 22,000-square-foot footprint, which spans an entire city block between E. 42nd St. and 43rd St. (In a feat beyond the comprehension of most New York City eaters, the bar is large enough to have entrances on both streets.)

T-Squared, formerly an Emigrant Savings Bank branch, is prime Midtown, but a tourist trap it is not. The space is befitting both Woods and Timberlake’s investment in the sport, which has expanded tremendously in recent years. Timberlake, a golf nut, worked closely with his strategic partners at 8AM Golf (also the holding company behind GOLF.com) to conceptualize and execute the vision behind T-Squared. The new space joins 3’s Golf as one of JT’s recent investments into the exploding golf entertainment space. Woods, meanwhile, leaned on his partners with the hospitality management company the Nexus Club to help modernize the space, which features an open concept, 24-foot ceilings and four separate dining areas. 

-Squared sports fans will be enticed by the space’s suite of gaming goodies, which include four multi-sport Full Swing golf simulators and state-of-the-art hitting bays, a duckpin bowling alley, and dart boards. T-Squared immediately becomes one of the city’s only indoor golf entertainment offerings, not to mention one of its glitziest. As Woods said in a release, “Justin and I thought it would be cool to create a place that combines our favorite things.”

Speaking of sports, it’d be a good idea to keep your fall weekend schedule clear. Commandeering the wall in T-Squared’s main dining room is New York City’s largest indoor television — a 200-inch behemoth that can be split into four separate telecasts or, in the case of a really big game, tweaked to beam in one movie theater-sized broadcast. It’s hard to have a bad view of the mega-screen from anywhere in the dining room — I tried — but T-Squared installed 35 other flatscreen TVs just in case of any issues.

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Starpower at the #USOpen men's final ⭐ pic.twitter.com/mQqF54NKcs

— ESPN (@espn) September 10, 2023

Per the ESPN X account, Justin Timberlake has been spotted in NYC at the US Open Men’s Final.

The US Open Tennis X account also posted a picture of Justin arriving.

Timbaland, Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado are back!

16 years since their hit 2007 collaboration “Give It to Me”, the trio released a new single on Friday, an upbeat tune titled “Keep Going Up,”

“It’s here ⬆️🆙💕 ‘Keep Going Up’! Now available everywhere @timbaland @justintimberlake,” Furtado, 44, wrote on Instagram as she shared a snippet of the song, while Timbaland’s, 51, Instagram announcement read: “Let me be your DJ Labor Day Weekend🔥🚀 🔊 SONG OUT NOW 🎶 we finally here!”

The song captures the high of celebratory positive energy one feels when finding happiness after a personal struggle. “My new life’s much better than the old one,” Furtado sings on the track. “Now I’m laughing, remember I was broken.”

“I keep goin’, I keep goin’, I keep goin’ up,” Timberlake, 42, and Furtado harmonize on the catchy chorus.

There’s also a reference to Furtado and Timbaland’s hit “Promiscuous” on the new tune. Making a nod to his “How you doing, young lady? That feeling that you giving really drives me crazy,” opening lyric from the 2006 track, Timbaland opens “Keep Going Up” by asking, “How you been young lady? Does the feeling still drive you crazy?”

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Timbaland, Justin Timberlake and Nelly Furtado performing at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards. 

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Alongside the song, the trio also released a visualizer music video of the track on Friday compiled of footage of Timbaland, Timberlake and Furtado in the recording studio.

The behind-the-scenes clip captured each artist behind the mic, with Furtado sporting a dark jean jacket, white cropped top and a gold chain. Timbaland and Timberlake both rocked T-shirts and caps.

While all are together on the song, the three weren’t in the same room to make it. Furtado laid down her vocals remotely, while her male collaborators were together in another space across the globe.

Nelly Furtado in “Keep going up” visualizer. 

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That didn’t mean the three didn’t see one another. The visualizer ended with Timbaland FaceTiming Furtado and surprising her by turning the phone to Timberlake. 

“Oh my god! Woah, what’s going on?,” Furtado gasped, to which Timberlake responds, “What up, killa?”

“What! No way. How are you? This is crazy,” Furtado said at the video’s end.

Justin Timberlake and Timbaland. 

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 Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake Sport Stylish Neutral Looks on N.Y.C. Date Night

In August, Timbaland revealed “Keep Going Up” would be released on Sept. 1. 

Timbaland has previously produced for Furtado, such as her 2006 song “Say It Right”. He’s also produced many of Timberlake’s singles such as his 2002 “Cry My A River” and his 2006 track “My Love,” He also worked with the former *NSYNC member on his 2018 album, Man of the Woods, and his upcoming album.

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Football season is back, and ESPN is taking Monday Night Football up a notch with a star-studded musical collaboration.

The network revealed on Monday (Aug. 28) that it’s teaming up with Timbaland and Justin Timberlake throughout the 2023-24 NFL season to curate music for select Monday Night Football games. The curated music from the superstar duo will run in Monday Night Football promotional spots, live telecasts and pre-game shows for seven weeks this season, starting with week one’s Buffalo Bills vs. New York Jets game. Beatclub, a music creator platform founded by Timbaland, will have its users and A&R team supporting the duo in the music creation for the season.

“Football and music go hand-in-hand, like the iconic Timbaland and Justin Timberlake duo, who collaborate on music to near perfection,” said ESPN Senior Director of Sports Marketing, Curtis Friends, in a press statement. “ESPN’s Monday Night Football music curatorship is popular with fans given the access this partnership provides to new and unexpected combinations of music with sport. We’ve had Diplo, DJ Khaled, Drake, and Marshmello and this fifth season, for the first time, we have two curators in Timbaland/JT we know will energize all us fans for this NFL football season.”

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Justin will be making an appearance on the Stand Up to Cancer fundraising special which will be televised on August 19th. He will appear along with Jessica Biel and lots of other celebrities! Check it out!

New remix with Justin Timberlake!

You can download Justin Timberlake and Coco Jones‘ new song off of iTunes here – listen to the “ICU” remix now!