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Temple Fortune Club

Private sports club offering tennis, bowls and squash in North West London.

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Sports

Tennis

Our tennis facilities have 6 artificial grass courts, all of which are floodlit. We have Men’s, Ladies and Juniors playing Middlesex Team Tennis, Middlesex League, Middlesex Cup, and Winter Floodlit Leagues.

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Bowls

We have a full size, well maintained green with a pavilion for the use of members. Bowls season is from mid-April to the end of September. We welcome all visitors to our bowling club in Northwest London, whether new to the game or experienced bowlers.

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Squash

We have 2 squash courts, both of which have heating and ventilation systems. There is also a viewing gallery overlooking the courts. Racquetball players are welcome and squash leagues operate all year round and are open to all members.

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About Us

Welcome to Temple Fortune Club!

We’re a friendly club run by members for members and welcome all standards and ages.

The club was formed in 1922 and the finances for the club were largely raised by ex-officers from the 1914-1918 war.

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Club History

2022 - 2010

2022 - TFC 100 Year Celebrations - TFC celebrated its 100th year in style with not one, not two, but three different events to mark its centenary

2022 - Saw the major transformation of the Clubhouse by the installation of the new double glazing windows and doors

2019 - Grand opening of the new courts 5 and 6

2019 - Courts 5 and 6 refurbished and resurfaced in Tigerturf Advantage Pro and LED floodlights installed on Court 6

2016 - Courts 1, 2 and 3 resurfaced In Tigerturf Advantage Pro

2016 - Full refurbishment of the Bowls Pavilion

2014 - Court 4 resurfaced with Playright Winner 15

2013 - The bowls green had the edges lifted and a new irrigation system installed

2013 - Courts 5 and 6 repainted and repaired

2013 - Court 5 had floodlights installed, with a special evening to opening the new courts

2013 - Held an exhibition doubles with David Rice, world number 300

2013 - Alex Kolesnikow took over as Head Coach of the Junior Section

2012 - The whole Clubhouse was refurbished as we were awarded a BIFFA grant

2012 - Squash courts refurbished

2011 - The Temple Fortune Club was awarded LTA Clubmark status

2010 - Court 1, 2 and 3 had their floodlights modernised
2009 - 1980

2009 - New fencing was installed around the courts

2006 - John Perenti, Temple Fortune Club’s full-time chef started work

2005 - New Macadam courts laid on courts 5 and 6

2004 - Ala Tehrani took over as Head Coach of the Junior Section

2000 - Under 14 Boys won Nation Club championship

1993-1996 - James Ward, world number 150 was a member here

1992 - Sharon Bitel took over as Head Coach

1990 - Tennis court artificial grass courts laid

1980 - Tennis court floodlighting planning permission obtained
1976 - 1922

1976 - Mixed changing rooms during building works

1973 - Ladies accepted to the bowls section

1972 - Squash section full

1970 - Toilets shared by both males and females as new dressing rooms are built

1970 - Excess land sold to finance squash courts

1962 - Fruit machine income exceeds subscription income

1955 - First open junior tennis tournament held

1950 - Ladies changing rooms receive hot water

1945 - Pavilion used as home-guard headquarters during the Second World War

1932 - Club Pavilion rebuilt

1922 - Temple Fortune Club formed. The costs of almost £6,000 were financed by ex-officers from the First World War