About
Tom Sieckmann is one of only a few Nebraskans to have competed in The Masters, having played at Augusta National twice during his career.
Tom Sieckmann is a distinguished figure in American golf, celebrated both as a former PGA Tour winner and as a respected teacher and golf course architect. Born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, Sieckmann first made his mark in junior and collegiate golf before launching a professional career that saw him competing internationally throughout the 1970s and 1980s. His pinnacle came with a memorable PGA Tour win in 1988. Sieckmann is one of the select Nebraskans to play in The Masters, appearing at Augusta National in both 1989 and 1991. After retiring from full-time playing, Sieckmann dedicated himself to golf instruction, building a reputation for individual-focused coaching and ultimately founding his own academy in Omaha. His teaching expertise and deep roots in Nebraska golf have been foundational to his work, both as an instructor and as an architect, making a lasting impact on the game in his home state.
