Frank Lloyd Wright clubhouse. Robin Nelson design. Golf Digest Top 75.
★★★★★"We had a wonderful weekend. Two adults and a teenager, we had a villa near the recreation center and we were all thoroughly entertained. We were able to relax, hike, swim, wonder. It was great. Every member of staff was kind and professional. We will definitely be back."
— Heather Drew · 2 months ago · Google
★★★★★"My room was very spacious and clean. The staff at the front desk. At the bistro bar. And at altitude, we’re all very professional, courteous, and helpful. Ellen at the front desk suggested a really good hiking trail and I went on it, it was absolutely beautiful. And Haley at the altitude restaurant and bar where I celebrated my friends 50th birthday was outstanding. She was very friendly professional, and made everyone feel right at home! I had a great stay and I look forward to coming back soon. Bobby Galyan."
— Bobby Galyan · 5 months ago · Google
★★★★★"The Nakia’s Inn stay was very pleasant. Our dog was satisfied with the accommodations as well. The front desk personnel were extremely friendly and took the time to tell us about the resort and the surrounding amenities we will definitely return."
— B D · 4 months ago · Google
The Dragon golf course at Nakoma is the only course in the world with a clubhouse designed by Frank Lloyd Wright — and one of the most technically demanding layouts in Northern California. Robin Nelson designed this dragon golf club experience in 1998 using the full force of the Feather River canyon: 7,015 yards, slope 147, Golf World America's Top 75. Forced carries, canyon views, no forgiveness. This is the bucket-list round of the Graeagle valley.
Clubhouse designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
Golf World America's Top 75 at debut
Slope of 147
most dramatic terrain in the region
The finishing hole returns to the Frank Lloyd Wright clubhouse in dramatic fashion — a long par-5 that winds through canyon terrain with the famous FLW roofline visible from the 150-yard marker. Every golfer who plays The Dragon remembers this approach.
Plays over a canyon chasm to a green with no bail-out. The Feather River gorge is fully visible below. Slope 147 is earned here.
Golfers who want one round they'll never forget. The FLW clubhouse, slope 147, and Feather River canyon terrain make this the most distinctive golf experience in Northern California.
High-handicap golfers or anyone not comfortable with forced carries — slope 147 is not a marketing number. Bogey golfers will struggle; double-bogey golfers will lose balls on every hole.
The centerpiece of any Graeagle trip. Stay at The Inn at Nakoma to walk from your room to the first tee. Pair with a recovery round at Graeagle Meadows or Plumas Pines — The Dragon demands everything you have.
Closest lodging to Nakoma — The Dragon — sorted by distance
The Dragon plays 7,015 yards, par 72, with a slope of 147 and course rating of 73.4. It is the most technically demanding course in the Graeagle region.
Robin Nelson and Neil Haworth designed The Dragon. Nelson is also the creator of the famous Dunes at Mauna Lani in Hawaii. The course opened in 1998.
The Nakoma clubhouse is the only golf clubhouse in the world designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It houses the Fifty44 Restaurant, bar, and pro shop.
The Dragon debuted on Golf World's America's Top 75 Courses list. It is consistently ranked among the top golf experiences in Northern California.
Yes. The Inn at Nakoma offers 42 rooms and suites steps from the first tee, with resort amenities including a heated pool, two hot tubs, spa, and gym.
Nakoma Resort is in Clio, CA — approximately 8 miles from Graeagle, about 14 minutes via Hwy 89 South.
Tee times + lodging + dining — handled by Mike Eskuchen, 20+ year golf industry expert. Packages from $299/golfer. Free quote, 24-hour response.
⚡ Only FLW golf clubhouse on earth — tee time slots are limited by design, not demand
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