Butler’s Woodside is the more classic-feeling sibling at the Butler’s facility—traditional routing, steady rhythm, and holes that reward consistent, in-play golf. It tends to be less about “wow factor” and more about making a score by staying patient, choosing smart targets, and avoiding the kind of mistakes that lead to big numbers. The course has a comfortable, repeatable feel that makes it great for leagues and regular play, especially if you like learning a course over time. While it’s typically more forgiving than Lakeside in overall drama, it will still punish careless misses and lazy approaches. Overall, Woodside is dependable, fair golf—built for players who want a classic 18 where good decisions turn into good scores.