Finchley Golf Club

Finchley Golf Course was established when the 18-hole course layout, designed by James Braid, began construction in August 1929 and opened its first ten holes for play in May 1930; the full course officially opened on October 18, 1930.

Located on the estate of Nether Court, once the family home of Henry Thomas Tubbs, the course transformed the landed property, incorporating pre-existing features like formal gardens and a fountain into its 6,300-yard challenge, and today it continues to provide a golfing test in open countryside.

Throughout World War II, even though the clubhouse was requisitioned as a barracks, some members managed to maintain the course, facilitating its post-war revival and transition in the 1960s from a proprietary club to one run by its members.

Notably, the clubhouse, a Victorian mansion, is set atop a hill overlooking the 18th green and as urban development progressed, the course remained enveloped by developing green woodlands, located within close proximity of several Underground Stations in North London.

Green fees vary by season. Summer rates (April to October) are higher than winter rates (November to March). Twilight rates are available from 5 PM in the summer and from 1 PM in the winter.

Junior visitor rates are available for those 17 and under. County Card, Services (Police, NHS, Fire Brigade, Army), and Association of James Braid Courses members can receive the Member Guest Rate. Book online or call the Pro Shop on 020 8346 2436 for phone bookings.