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Graeagle Golf Weekend · Sierra Nevada, California · 5 Courses
Five championship courses within 25 minutes of each other. Golf Digest Top 100, Frank Lloyd Wright clubhouse, tee times and lodging bundled. GolfGraeagle builds the itinerary — you show up and play.
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Friday: Check in, Graeagle Meadows afternoon round, dinner at Grizzly Grill. Saturday: Grizzly Ranch (the big one). Sunday: Whitehawk Ranch, drive home.
Get this package →Add Nakoma Dragon on Saturday morning. 4 championship courses, 3 nights, one legendary weekend.
Get this package →Single tee times or group blocks — we deal directly with every pro shop. No calling around.
2 golfers or 20, hotel rooms or townhomes — matched to your size and budget.
Courses in the right order, drive times between venues, dining recommendations built in.
Tell us your dates, group size, and which courses you want. Mike sends a full proposal back fast.
Golf Digest Top 100The anchor round. Book this first — it sets the standard for the whole weekend.
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Top 20 CaliforniaTop 20 California. Meadow fairways, mountain backdrops. Day one opener.
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Golf World Top 75The Frank Lloyd Wright clubhouse. Save it for the last morning — the best send-off.
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Sierra Nevada Classic
Top 5 Best Value Sierra NevadaOn-course lodging available. Tight pines, small greens — tests placement.
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Steps from the 1st Tee2–4 bedroom units on the Plumas Pines course. Full kitchens. Best for groups of 4–16.
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Most Unique Stay42 rooms inside the Frank Lloyd Wright clubhouse. The Dragon course outside your window.
View property ↗Actual packages Mike built for groups that came, played, and came back the next year.
"Morning tee times allowed for a relaxed pace and full enjoyment of both courses."
"This group was A La Carte, we get set up as many options as you would like."
"If you're looking for an inexpensive trip with two incredible golf courses, hard to beat this scenario."
20+ years building Graeagle golf weekends — from first-timers playing Graeagle Meadows to regulars who've done all 5 courses and want a new combination. Tell him your dates, group size, and budget. He sends a full itinerary back within 24 hours.
Plan My Golf Weekend →Free · No commitment · 24hr response
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Most golfers drive in Friday afternoon from Sacramento (2.5 hrs), Reno (1 hr), or the Bay Area (3.5–4 hrs). A Friday afternoon round at Graeagle Meadows — the flattest and most forgiving course — is the standard opener. Tee times from 1pm give you enough light for 18 holes with no rush.
Check in to River Pines Resort or the Townhomes at Plumas Pines Friday evening. The Roadhouse at River Pines and the Grizzly Grill both handle walk-ins on Fridays without a reservation.
Saturday is for Grizzly Ranch or Nakoma Dragon — the courses that require advance booking and fill fastest on weekends. GolfGraeagle secures these tee times as part of the package, often 4–6 weeks ahead in summer. Saturday evening is the natural group dinner night — Sardine Lake Resort or the Iron Door for groups wanting something memorable.
Drive time between courses: Graeagle Meadows to Grizzly Ranch is 18 minutes. No shuttles needed.
Sunday morning tee times from 7–9am let you finish 18 holes, check out, and be home by mid-afternoon. Whitehawk Ranch, Plumas Pines, and Graeagle Meadows all offer Sunday morning single tee times. Nakoma Dragon works as a Sunday finale for groups wanting to end on the most scenic course.
Most groups skip lunch Sunday and grab food at the turn to make it home at a reasonable time.
The annual guys trip. The work group that wants something better than their usual muni outing. First-timers to Graeagle who want to see what the valley has to offer before committing to a longer stay. Groups of 4–20 golfers work best for a weekend format — large enough to feel like an event, small enough to move.
Groups larger than 20 typically need 3 nights to play all the courses they want without feeling rushed. See group golf packages for larger outings.
Most golfers drive in Friday afternoon from Sacramento (2.5 hrs), Reno (1 hr), or the Bay Area (3.5–4 hrs). A Friday afternoon round at Graeagle Meadows—the flattest and most forgiving course—is the standard opener. Tee times from 1pm give you enough light for 18 holes with no rush.
Check in to River Pines Resort or the Townhomes at Plumas Pines Friday evening. The Roadhouse at River Pines and the Grizzly Grill both handle walk-ins on Fridays without a reservation.
Saturday is for Grizzly Ranch or Nakoma Dragon—the courses that require advance booking and fill fastest on weekends. GolfGraeagle secures these tee times as part of the package, often 4–6 weeks ahead in summer. Saturday evening is the natural group dinner night—Sardine Lake Resort or the Iron Door for groups wanting something memorable.
Drive time between courses: Graeagle Meadows to Grizzly Ranch is 18 minutes. No shuttles needed.
Sunday morning tee times from 7–9am let you finish 18 holes, check out, and be home by mid-afternoon. Whitehawk Ranch, Plumas Pines, and Graeagle Meadows all offer Sunday morning single tee times. Nakoma Dragon works as a Sunday finale for groups wanting to end on the most scenic course.
Most groups skip lunch Sunday and grab food at the turn to make it home at a reasonable time.
The annual guys trip. The work group that wants something better than their usual muni outing. First-timers to Graeagle who want to see what the valley has to offer before committing to a longer stay. Groups of 4–20 golfers work best for a weekend format—large enough to feel like an event, small enough to move.
Groups larger than 20 typically need 3 nights to play all the courses they want without feeling rushed. See group golf packages for larger outings.
On a 2-night weekend you can comfortably play 3 courses — one round Friday afternoon, one Saturday, one Sunday morning before heading home. A 3-night stay allows 4 courses. All 5 Graeagle courses are within 25 minutes of each other, so logistics are simple.
Real completed weekend packages range from $620 to From $875 per person for a 2-night, 3-course stay-and-play with lodging. Smaller groups of 2–4 golfers pay slightly more per person. Groups of 8+ typically get better per-person rates.
June, September, and early October are the best weekends. June has long days and fresh course conditions. September and October bring fewer crowds, fall colors, and cooler mornings. Summer weekends (July–August) need 6–8 weeks advance booking.
Most first-timers start at Graeagle Meadows or Plumas Pines as the opener, play Whitehawk Ranch or Grizzly Ranch as the main round, and save Nakoma Dragon for the final morning. GolfGraeagle sequences courses by difficulty and drive time so your weekend flows naturally.
Yes. GolfGraeagle builds packages for groups from 2 to 200+ golfers. Smaller groups of 2–4 golfers can get single tee times at all 5 courses. Lodging options include the Inn at Nakoma and River Pines Resort, both suited to small groups.
Group size, dates, which courses you want. Mike builds a full stay-and-play weekend package — tee times, lodging, itinerary — and sends it back within 24 hours. Free, no commitment.
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2–20+ golfers · All 5 courses · 24hr quote · 4.8★