CDA National Reserve

CDA National Reserve is a private golf, sporting and wellness club spread across more than 1,000 acres on the shores of Lake Coeur d'Alene, organized around an 18-hole Tom Weiskopf championship course. The club has operated under a confusing sequence of names for a single physical facility: it opened in 2012 as The Club at Rock Creek under co-founders Bill Foley and Greg Lane, later came under the control of Foley's Las Vegas-based Cannae Holdings, and was acquired in 2021 by real-estate developer Frank T. Suryan Jr., who hired Tom Weiskopf to redesign the course and rebranded the property CDA National Reserve. Suryan has owned and operated the club continuously since that 2021 purchase; the widely covered June 2025 relaunch, announced under the banner 'New Edge Living, a Lyon Living Company,' was a major amenity and residential expansion under Suryan's existing ownership rather than a change of ultimate owner -- New Edge Living is Lyon Living's single-family/luxury-community division, and Suryan is chairman and CEO of both companies. Buyers researching this club online will encounter all three names describing the same facility and should not mistake the 2025 announcement for a change of ownership.

Membership works differently here than at a typical private club. CDA National Reserve's own materials state that full golf membership is available to approved candidates only after they have purchased a homesite or residence within the development -- non-owners cannot apply for full membership. On top of that residency gate, CEO Frank Suryan disclosed a one-time initiation fee of $150,000 (including an equity interest in the resort) in 2025 press coverage of the relaunch, alongside reported annual dues of roughly $22,500; neither figure comes from an official published fee schedule and both should be confirmed directly with the club. The 2025 expansion also added a longevity/wellness program (Clinic 5C, offering hyperbaric oxygen therapy, IV infusion and stem-cell banking) marketed as a separate 'Premier Longevity Membership,' a 20,000-square-foot clubhouse, a private waterfront lake house and marina, and a reported $165 million residential build-out.

That build-out includes 24 Fairway Lodges along the 17th fairway (from $2 million, with first move-ins targeted for summer 2026) and a planned Lake Lodges phase (from $3.5 million, completion projected 2027), on top of custom homesites that start around $535,000 and custom homes generally starting in the low-to-mid $2 millions. Golf-oriented buyers should treat CDA National Reserve as the clearest 'own it to join it' model documented in this market: golf access is not automatically included with a home purchase, but it is also not available to anyone who doesn't already own here, which makes the real-estate purchase itself the real gateway to membership.