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Listen to what others think of our golf course…


#1 Golf Course in Southern Maine. – Golf Digest, May 2003/04

"West of Portland - Route 302 leads to great golf just west of Portland.

Point Sebago Golf Resort in Casco is one of the top courses in the state. The 7,002-yard layout works its way through 500 acres of white-birch forest. The 325-yard, par-4 15th is the signature hole, tempting long hitters to drive the narrow green protected in front by a pond and in back by mounds and bunkers. Stay-and-play packages at Point Sebago start as low as $79 ppdo and include accommodations in park homes, resort cottages, or vacation-home lodging as well as green fees, golf carts, full breakfast and dinner.

Special weekend golf packages include: Drive for Show, Putt for Dough in May that feature long-drive competitions, chipping shootouts, a putting challenge with a $5,000 Grand Prize, closest-to-the-pin events and unlimited rounds of golf on Fridays and Sundays; and Golf “Spring Training” Weekends in May designed to get one’s game in shape for the new season."

- PortCity Life Magazine May/June 2004 issue

“We can heartily recommend Point Sebago Resort for a family vacation or golf getaway.”
- Pub Links Magazine, 2003

“…adults can play golf on one of the finest courses in the state of Maine, while kids hang with their own kind in an award-winning program.”
- Motorhome Magazine, 2003

“The 18-hole golf course is nationally recognized and golfers should consider an off-season mini-vacation when rates are low and special packages are available.” – Springfield Union News

“The practice facilities at Point Sebago make it worth the trip alone.”
- Editor, Golf of Maine

“Point Sebago Resort’s 18-hole championship golf course
is widely considered among the best in Maine”.
– Herald Sunday,

“Top 20 Golf Courses in all of New England and #4 in Maine.”
– Survey of New England PGA professionals conducted by T&L Golf Magazine

“This 7,002-yard course, built on 500 acres of birch and pine forest near the shores of Sebago Lake, is as picturesque as they come. But at the same time, it can be a real challenge – teasing you to attempt bold shots and punishing you in turn if you don’t pull them off.” – Editor, Golf of Maine

“4th Best New Affordable Golf Course in North America”
– Golf Digest

“Great Natural Beauty – Point Sebago is a delight”
– Golf Magazine

“Point Sebago Golf Resort has it all”
– Bay State Golf

“What makes this course great is that it is challenging and very playable at the same time”
– Maine State Golf Association

Guests can also tee off on a scenic 18-hole championship golf course that is considered among the best in Maine and has played host to the Maine Open.”
– Sunday Telegraph

“This is a demanding course that’s fair and rarely crowded.”
– Travel Golf Maine

“The practice facilities at Point Sebago make it worth the trip alone, especially if your game needs some work. Three practice putting greens, chippings greens, practice bunkers and more make it a great place to work on things.”
– Editor, Golf of Maine

"It could be the "Jurassic Park" of golf courses. An epic adventure designed to be enjoyed by cart, Point Sebago Golf Course meanders through 500 acres of white birch forest with more than 7,000 yards…"
- Fosters Sunday Citizen

"…the tight fairways are lush, the greens true."
- The Times Record