Terradyne Country Club

The Donald Sechrest/Craig Schreiner design plays as a Scottish links-style layout with a three-hole practice course supplementing the main 18. It carries real if largely regional recognition -- voted Wichita's Best Golf Course in a 2023 local readers' poll -- rather than the national championship pedigree of Flint Hills National a few miles away.

Terradyne operates as a semi-private club: dining is open to the public, while golf and full social membership require joining. Golf membership itself is not automatically included with any home purchase in the surrounding neighborhood. The one confirmed exception is the Highlands at Terradyne, whose HOA includes a Terradyne Country Club social membership (clubhouse and lifestyle privileges) as a built-in amenity for every unit -- though this appears to cover social access, not golf itself. In the broader Terradyne Estates/Village area, the HOA instead provides residents a discounted rate at the club, not membership itself. Buyers should confirm, sub-neighborhood by sub-neighborhood, exactly what is and is not included.

Terradyne's residential footprint includes the broader single-family Terradyne Estates/Village area built around the course over nearly four decades (home prices roughly $200,000 to $2.59 million), and the newer, smaller Highlands at Terradyne, a 36-unit gated townhome community immediately west of the clubhouse with two- and three-bedroom fee-simple units, vaulted ceilings, and full unfinished basements. The Highlands' HOA covers gate and fence maintenance, exterior insurance and maintenance, lawn and sprinkler service, snow removal, and trash, in addition to the included club social membership.

Terradyne sits in Andover, Butler County, a few miles from east Wichita and within the Andover school district, giving residents easy access to both Andover's own amenities and greater Wichita.