Designed by five-times Open winner James Braid, this, 18-hole, 6,356 yard, par 72 picturesque parkland course is regarded as the finest challenge in North London.

Beautiful Victorian club house.

Easy access to central London.

Visitors welcome both during the week and at weekends.

Finchley enjoys a reputation as one of the most friendly clubs in the area.

New members find that they soon feel as if they have been here for years.

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Hole	S.I	Yrds	Description
1	17	300	An easy par 4 to start with, but beware the Out of Bounds (OoB) on the left.
2	5	392	Keeping your drive up the left and you will still need a precise second shot.
3	15	165	Keep your drive up the left again and your problems start on the green!
4	3	397	From the back it's a long carry over the hedge. Some lay up short.
5	9	425	You will need a good drive to give yourself a chance with your second shot
6	1	411	Long and uphill with out of bounds on the left
7	7	210	A great long par 3. When the wind blows a fine shot is needed to hit the green.
8	11	525	Drive to the right side of the fairway for safety. A blind second to a distant green follows.
9	13	476	A 90 degree dog leg. A good birdie chance if you can reach the corner.
10	16	259	A gentle start to the back 9. Relax and drive the green.
11	14	289	A short par 4. Enjoy the view of the fountain.
12	8	161	A fiendish par 3 through an avenue of trees to a sloping green by the red-brick clubhouse.
13	10	484	A downhill par 5 with a splendid view of the railway viaduct and a well guarded green.
14	2	397	A testing par 4 requiring accuracy and length.
15	18	118	An easy par 3 usually.
16	4	429	A long drive to a sloping fairway then a long iron to a narrow tree-rimmed green
17	12	483	Reachable in two for the long hitters and a fast, sloping green awaits.
18	6	435	A great finish - drive to the left to ensure a clear shot to the green by the clubhouse.

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