Landmand Golf Club owner and NebGolf board member Will Andersen joins the podcast to talk about the upcoming feature on Golf Channel (April 21 at 6:30 p.m. CT), 'Anything But Little: The Story of Landmand Golf Club.' Produced by Danny Christiansen and Directed by Jason Jahnke, the documentary features owner Will Andersen and architects Rob Collins and Tad King, along with several of the usual characters that have made Landmand into what it is.

NebGolf board member John Knicely sits down with Nebraska Golf Hall of Famer Tom Sieckmann of Omaha. The two talk about Sieckmann's upbringing in Omaha, his collegiate career at Oklahoma State, playing professional golf across the world, his PGA Tour career and the two Masters Tournaments he played in.

USGA Director of Handicapping Education and Outreach Lee Rainwater joins the podcast to get us prepped for the active posting season in Nebraska. He talks about the changes to the World Handicap System, including 9-hole scores, 10-17 hole rounds, short courses, Playing Conditions Calculation, Target Score and more. NebGolf's Ben Vigil also gives some updates on happenings in Nebraska Golf, including championship entries opening, Nebraska on Tour, GrayBull survives a wildfire, and more on the active posting season.

Dr. Apollo Stack of OrthoNebraska joins the podcast to talk about his work as an Interventional Spine and Pain Management Physician, and how he helps golfers with back and neck injuries. NebGolf's Ben Vigil also gives some updates on happenings in Nebraska Golf, including Andy Sajevic's U.S. Mid-Am run, as well as the home stretch of the competitive season.

Elkhorn's Scott Gutschewski joins the podcast to talk about his third Korn Ferry Tour win, and first since 2008. NebGolf's Ben Vigil also gives a merchandise update, and previews the Nebraska Four-Ball and U.S. Open Local Qualifying.

Anna Midyett and her father, Patrick, join the podcast to talk about her experience at the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals at Augusta National Golf Club on the eve of The Masters. 

Roch Gaussoin, a professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, (6:40) joins the podcast to talk about winning the USGA Green Section Award, the UNL Turfgrass Program and more. NebGolf's Ben Vigil also talks active posting season opening, championship entries, Nebraska Junior Golf and a couple of announcements by the USGA.

Former NebGolf intern John Dechant (8:30) joins the podcast to discuss his new book, Little Poison, his days as an intern and more. NebGolf's Ben Vigil also talks the new logo launch, championship entries and Nebraska Junior Golf.

Kearney's Mandi Sedlak joins the podcast after playing in the inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open at Pinehurst No. 6 in North Carolina. NGA Staff Member Ben Vigil is joined by NGA Communications Intern Damon Bennett to summarize the last month of champions and discuss the end of Damon's internship.

Communications Intern Damon Bennett is joined by NGA Staff Member Sam Oehm and fellow Boatwright Intern Max Hollman to discuss the busy championship season in the last month, and give picks for who will hoist the Claret Jug at the 150th Open.