The Masters Course at Woodlands Golf and Country Club occupies parkland terrain in Almondsbury, on the northern edge of Bristol. Designed by Cliff Chapman, the course reflects the straightforward parkland style common to English club courses developed in the latter decades of the twentieth century. The layout makes use of the property's natural undulations and mature tree cover, with fairways carved through established woodland that provides definition and strategic interest throughout the round. The routing incorporates water hazards on several holes, and bunkers are positioned to challenge both tee shots and approach play. The course demands accuracy rather than exceptional length, rewarding players who can navigate tree-lined corridors and manage their position for approaches into greens that vary in size and contour. Elevation changes, while modest, add dimension to club selection and shot-making. Woodlands Golf and Country Club serves a regional membership and hosts club competitions and society outings typical of established courses in the Bristol area. The facility includes additional amenities beyond the Masters Course, reflecting its role as a full-service country club. The course provides a traditional parkland test for members and visitors, with the woodland character and strategic design elements offering a familiar challenge within the Bristol golfing landscape.