CDA National Reserve stands out among private club communities. More than just a real estate development focused on lifestyle and fitness, this 1,000-acre property in Coeur d’Alene, ID, has been transformed into a comprehensive sporting and wellness destination. It features a prestigious golf course designed by Tom Weiskopf, set against a backdrop of towering Western Hemlock trees.
Members at CDA National Reserve gain access to cutting-edge longevity and performance services. These include IV therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, stem-cell banking, and personalized optimization plans, all offered through a Premier Longevity Membership in collaboration with Clinic 5C. This clinic emphasizes a “root cause” approach to medicine, aiming to restore balance across the body’s systems.
This focus on well-being is further enhanced by a performance-oriented culinary program, regenerative wellness amenities such as infrared saunas and cold plunges, and a diverse array of seasonal activities.
With over 70% of memberships already sold, CDA National Reserve Chief Operating Officer John Cochrane observes a significant evolution in the mountain club category. He believes these clubs are becoming integrated ecosystems built around golf, longevity, and an adventurous lifestyle. The 20,000-square-foot clubhouse, for instance, boasts a culinary program that prioritizes anti-inflammatory, longevity-focused nutrition, having eliminated seed oils. The Reserve Lodge provides access to 5,500 acres of wilderness for activities like sporting clays, archery, and axe throwing, along with a Kid’s Survival Camp led by a former Navy SEAL. The Lakehouse offers a floating waterpark, kayaking, wake surfing, and private StanCraft boat cruises.
“Frank Suryan, CEO of New Edge Living and owner of CDA National Reserve, has been the driving force behind this transformation,” stated John Cochrane. “His decision to create a fully integrated sporting and wellness destination was deeply rooted in its location and purpose.”
Cochrane added that Suryan’s vision extends beyond mere development. It encompasses stewardship and legacy, aiming to build a destination that his family can take pride in for generations. The family’s profound commitment to wellness, a lifelong pursuit, is equally integral to this vision.
“By uniting world-class sports, nature, and holistic well-being, CDA National Reserve embodies a philosophy that champions health, connection, and lasting value. The property presents a rare chance to create something that genuinely harmonizes with its natural surroundings,” he explained.
Indeed, members are drawn to a lifestyle characterized by nature, freedom, and the extended daylight hours of long summer days, which can last up to 16 hours.
“It’s common for members to begin their day with a round of golf, then transition to an afternoon on the lake or an evening exploring scenic trails,” Cochrane mentioned.
The Tom Weiskopf-designed course, spanning 7,295 yards with a par of 72, masterfully utilizes the Western terrain. Built on ancient glacial landforms, the course traverses a spectacular landscape, with each hole offering a distinct and memorable vista, from the towering pines to the expansive mountain panoramas.
Lake Coeur d’Alene is incorporated into several holes, most notably the lengthy par-3 15th. This hole features two greens, one playing as long as 233 yards and the other 199 yards. Both greens are situated downhill from the tee, meaning the actual playing distance can be shorter than indicated on the scorecard.
The subsequent 16th hole exemplifies Weiskopf’s design philosophy: a driveable par 4 measuring 335 yards from the farthest tees. However, it is protected by a bunker on each side of the green, challenging long hitters.
“The course demonstrates a profound understanding of how the game should be played,” Cochrane commented. “Members have the freedom to play on their own terms, without the typical constraints and frustrations found at exclusive clubs. It’s a highly valued and uncommon experience where world-class golf meets ultimate flexibility, allowing members to fully appreciate the course as intended.”
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CDA National Reserve: A Holistic Mountain Club Experience
CDA National Reserve distinguishes itself among private club communities. Far more than a real estate development promoting lifestyle and fitness, this 1,000-acre property in Coeur d’Alene, ID, has been meticulously crafted into a comprehensive sporting and wellness destination. It boasts a distinguished golf course, designed by Tom Weiskopf, set against a stunning backdrop of towering Western Hemlock trees.
Members of CDA National Reserve gain access to state-of-the-art longevity and performance services. These include IV therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, stem-cell banking, and tailored optimization plans, all provided through a Premier Longevity Membership in partnership with Clinic 5C. This clinic champions a “root cause” approach to medicine, focusing on restoring balance throughout the body’s systems.
This dedication to well-being is further complemented by a performance-driven culinary program, regenerative wellness amenities such as infrared saunas and cold plunges, and a wide array of seasonal activities.
With over 70 percent of memberships already secured, CDA National Reserve Chief Operating Officer John Cochrane observes a clear paradigm shift in the mountain club sector. He believes these clubs are evolving into fully integrated ecosystems centered around golf, longevity, and an adventurous way of life. For example, the 20,000-square-foot clubhouse features a food and beverage program that prioritizes anti-inflammatory, longevity-minded nutrition by eliminating seed oils. The Reserve Lodge offers access to 5,500 acres of wilderness for activities like sporting clays, archery, and axe throwing, as well as a Kid’s Survival Camp led by a former Navy SEAL. The Lakehouse provides a floating waterpark, kayaking, wake surfing, and private StanCraft cruises.
“Frank Suryan, CEO of New Edge Living and owner of CDA National Reserve, has been the primary catalyst for this evolution,” John Cochrane told me. “His decision to transform the club into a fully integrated sporting and wellness destination was deeply inspired by the unique location and its inherent purpose.”
Cochrane mentioned that Suryan’s vision extends beyond mere property development.
“It is about stewardship and leaving a lasting legacy, creating a destination that his family can be proud of for generations. Equally significant is the family’s profound commitment to wellness, which has long been a cornerstone of their lives.
“By harmonizing world-class sport, the natural environment, and holistic well-being, CDA National Reserve embodies a philosophy that places a high value on health, connection, and enduring worth. The property offers a rare opportunity to cultivate something that truly resonates with its surroundings.”
Indeed, members are attracted to a lifestyle defined by nature, freedom, and the extended rhythm of long summer days, which can feature as much as 16 hours of daylight.
“It is not uncommon for members to begin with a morning round of golf, then seamlessly transition to an afternoon on the lake or an evening spent exploring scenic trails,” Cochrane stated.
The Weiskopf course (7,295 yards, par 72) showcases Weiskopf’s expertise in designing for Western terrain. Constructed on ancient glacial formations, the course unfolds across a remarkable landscape, where each hole is framed by a distinctive and memorable view – ranging from towering pines to sweeping mountain backdrops.
Lake Coeur d’Alene plays a role in several holes, most notably the lengthy par-3 15th, which features two greens – one reaching up to 233 yards and the other 199 yards. Both greens play downhill from the tee box, so the “playing” distance may not always reflect the scorecard yardage.
The subsequent 16th hole is a signature element of Weiskopf’s design – a driveable par 4, measuring 335 yards from the tips, but with a bunker guarding each side of the green to deter overly aggressive shots from long hitters.
“The course reflects a deep understanding of how the game should be approached,” Cochrane remarked. “Members are at liberty to play on their own terms (no tee times required), free from the constraints and frustrations often associated with high-end clubs. It is a rare and highly prized experience where world-class golf converges with complete flexibility, enabling members to fully embrace the course as it was originally intended.”
