Shocking cost of Tiger Woods and Justin Timberlake’s Scotts golf bars revealed

Almost half a million pounds has been spent on plans for a sports bar at the home of golf.

Golf legend Tiger Woods and singer Justin Timberlake want to change the new image of St. Andrews Home in two-screen Cinema Plus bar, sports simulators, bowling and darts.

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Critics warned that they would “destroy a piece of history”. Student Can’t wait to start pouring pints at the venue.

Fife Council gave permission for the 1930s cinema to be refurbished in July.

And a building standards warrant lodged last month shows Work It cost £450,000.

One source said, “The fact that such a large quantity Wealth That this is being plowed into shows that the developers are serious.

“This won’t sit well with everyone. Some people are unhappy that such a historic building is being tampered with.”

“But with that kind of cash involved it’s likely to be a big attraction for golfers coming there Home Of golf.”

T-Square of Celebrities Social The partnership said in August that it was pleased work could begin this year.

students and Business The owners previously supported Woods and Timberlake’s plans for a US-style sports bar at the Home of Golf.

Britton Mori, 21, from Annapolis, Maryland, US, said: “It feels like it’s going to be something unique.

“I grew up knowing about Tiger Woods. My dad is one of the biggest golf fans.

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“I called him and said, ‘You don’t know who my neighbors are, Dad!’ Justin Timberlake is his favorite singer too.”

Britton, who is in the fourth year of her English literature degree course, is not worried about any noise from the proposed pub.

And she hopes one day she’ll meet sports icons Woods and Cry Me a River star Timberlake before graduation.

He further added, “I hope they will come for the inauguration of both the bars. “This road is going to be a lot busier.”

Stefano Pieracini, a 28-year-old local businessman who owns a nearby seafood restaurant, responded to opposition from some neighbors by calling the plans “prehistoric.”

He said: “It’s fantastic. Two big names like Justin Timberlake and Tiger Woods. Something that would modernize St Andrews. I’m really excited about it.”

Phil Wishart, 67, owner of music-themed Ziggy’s restaurantalso welcomed Competition,

He said: “I think there will be some opposition to it. But this will not cause any problem to me.

“This is a big project. I would say, ‘Good luck’. We have been here for 40 years and have greeted many people before.”

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