(316) 733-2582
Contact Karen Roney, 733-2582 x200 or kroney@terradynecountryclub.com
Allow yourself & your staff a little indulgence. Why not locate at “the place to be” – the offices at Terradyne. Conduct your business in a suite at one of the most recognized buildings in Kansas with a championship golf course right outside the front door near Wichita.
The second and third floors offer beautiful views to the North or South. Suites range from approximately 200 sq. ft. to 1200 sq. ft., some of which can be combined for larger accommodations.
If you desire to become a Member of Terradyne Country Club, your initiation fee will be waived with your signed lease contract. Then enjoy your beautiful office inside this gorgeous building with the following amenities on-site: a fitness center, pool, wonderful restaurant and meeting facilities, tennis and golf. Our award winning Head Golf Pro and his staff are also on-site and available for golf instruction. The Golf Shop is full service, selling comfortable golf attire and equipment. Set up a lesson, play a few holes and have dinner with that important client – close the deal!
Located in Andover, we are just minutes from East Wichita, Jabara Airport, K-96, I-35, and K-254. Downtown Wichita is a short 20 minutes away and you can arrive at Mid Continent Airport in just half an hour. Easily accessible and a beautiful location...It's the Place to be!
Suite 100 - Hereford House Office
Angie Kuhn, General Mgr
Rachel Forshee, Event Mgr
(316) 733-7800
Suite 200 – Inland Home Mortgage
Aaron Vierthaler (316) 633-4398
Suite 207 - Viking Power Dozer
Bill Baker (316) 776-0849
Suite 209 – Landstar Associates, Inc.
North Slope Roofing, LLC
Automotive Resources, LLC
R.A.C.E. Charities Foundation
John Gensch
Ben Gensch
(316) 260-3009
Suite 210 – Red Door Three, LLC
Stacy Edmundson (316) 570-2773
Suite 211 - Tozier, Parkway, Housh, Jones Agency
Matt R Smith (316) 305-2424
Suite 212 – Massage Therapist
Erin Casey (719) 368-9569
Suite 216 – John W Hawkins Agency
John Hawkins (316) 633-8468
Suite 217 – First Tee of Greater Wichita
Nancy Compton
Suite 218 – Legacy Map Design, LLC
Lance Rappard (316) 252-1393
Suite 219 – Central Financial Services Wichita
Mark Ricklefs (316) 425-7740
Suite 220 – Remote Computer Service
Matt Smith (316) 304-6978
Suite 221 - Hagedorn & Associates
Larry Hagedorn (316) 733-6410
Suite 222 – Sabre, Inc
Dan Stuber (480) 734-9515
Suite 223 - Bookkeeping N Beyond
Nicki Clem (316) 250-3996
Suite 228 – Trajectory RCS, LLC
Derrick Idbeis (316) 648-3589
Suite 230 – Windsor HR Services, Inc
Kevin Steckley (469) 767-0767
Suite 231 - Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network
Duke Greenwood (316) 733-9595
Jerry Bahl (316) 733-9596
Suite 302 - Modern Salon
Kayla Edwards
Gina Georgiev
Jodie Swank
Katie Rogers
(316) 733-1922
Suite 303/306 – Terradyne Hair.Skin.Body
Stylists:
Eva Martin (316) 807-4688
Darla Huddleston (316) 990-8984
Leah Nygren (316) 204-0324
Alli Russell (316) 461-5972
Kari Drehs (316) 734-7146
Cinnamon Eyster (316) 841-4173
Aesthetician:
Addie Peterman (316) 308-8813
Nail Technician:
Annie Bachelor (316) 559-7788
Suite 307 – Hello Beautiful Salon
Cassie Woodcook (316) 992-8001
Kelsey Adkins (316) 680-3713
Breann Ogden (316) 304-6312
Suite 308 - Salon L
Lindsey Bourne (316) 833-1989
Suite 309 – Available
891 square feet
Suite 310 – Tangles Unlimited, Inc
Twanda Hamilton (316) 682-6036
Suite 311 – Radiant Transformations Skincare
Stacy Blew (316) 390-3048
Suite 312 – Available
609 square feet
Suite 314 – Short & Sassy Salon
Shannon Dennett (316) 734-3657
Crystal Young (316) 323-7343
Suite 316 – Ty Marcell Salon
Ty Marcell (316) 312-8360
Suite 318 – Bronze @ Terradyne
Andrea White (316) 218-3344
8:30 am
9:00 am tee times
AIM SMALL, MISS SMALL
Quite often when I am playing with members I see them make a good swing with good contact and miss the fairway by twenty yards. Confused, they will look at me and ask what happened. When I ask what they were aiming at, it is amazing how often they reply, “The fairway”. While it seems like a good concept, aiming into a 35 yard wide fairway is not nearly as precise as we need to be. There seems to be an intimidation that settles in on a golfer when I tell them to aim at a branch/sign/etc. in the distance. “I can’t hit that exact line, I’m not good enough”. We don’t have to hit that exact line, but if we can aim at a small target and miss that by a little bit, you will be in much better shape that just aiming at a huge fairway and missing that. Hence the term “Aim small, miss small”.
Trey Hayden
Assistant Golf Professional