Woodspring Golf and Country Club sits in the rolling countryside near Long Ashton, just southwest of Bristol in Somerset. The facility features two eighteen-hole courses, the Brunel and the Severn, both designed by the team of Donald Steel, Peter Alliss, and Clive Clark. Steel, a respected English golf course architect who worked extensively throughout Britain and Europe, collaborated with Alliss—the renowned television commentator and accomplished designer—and Clive Clark on this project during the late twentieth century. The partnership produced layouts that reflect the traditional parkland character common to courses in this part of England. The Brunel and Severn courses occupy gently undulating terrain typical of the Somerset landscape, with mature trees, strategic bunkering, and water features incorporated into the design. Both layouts offer variety in hole length and direction, requiring golfers to manage different shot shapes and club selections throughout the round. The courses serve a membership-based country club that includes additional recreational facilities beyond golf. The setting provides views across the surrounding countryside toward the Mendip Hills and, on clear days, glimpses of the Bristol Channel. The club operates as a traditional country club with dining and social amenities alongside its golf offerings. While neither course hosts professional tournaments of national prominence, both provide regular competition for members and visitors seeking golf in the Bristol area. The dual-course facility allows the club to accommodate a range of playing abilities and preferences within a single property.