A new documentary titled 'Anything but Little — The Story of Landmand Golf Club' showcases the journey of Will Andersen as he transforms family farmland in Homer, Nebraska, into a stunning golf course.

Filmmaker Danny Christiansen captures Andersen's personal story, emphasizing his roots as a third-generation farmer and his deep passion for golf.

Landmand Golf Club features expansive greens, wide fairways, and large bunkers, all designed to match the grand scale of its big-sky setting.

The documentary's title reflects Homer's motto 'Little but Lively', capturing both the essence of the town and the impressive scale of the golf course.

To bring Andersen's vision to life, renowned course designers Rob Collins and Thad King were enlisted after Andersen reached out to them via email.

Despite its small population of around 500, Homer has emerged as a notable destination for golfers, drawing comparisons to famous remote locations like Bandon Dunes in Oregon.

The film illustrates Andersen's transition from a prestigious golf course in Chicago back to his hometown, where he envisioned creating a unique golfing experience.

The popularity of Landmand Golf Club is evident, with its entire 2025 tee sheet selling out in under an hour, highlighting the demand for this unique golfing experience.