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Point Sebago A Cove Resort
About Point Sebago A Cove Resort
Point Sebago, A Cove Resort, is a haven of summer fun. Cove properties strive to be the finest RV and manufactured home communities in North America and the United Kingdom. Guests who want to take advantage of the resort’s amenities can stay in resort cabins, RV sites, cottages, homes, camping and glamping tents or the seven-bedroom Lake Lodge. The 775-acre resort features one mile of sandy beach on Sebago Lake, a marina to rent and store boats, an outdoor sports center, restaurant, lounges, a Broadway-style theater that attracts young talent and daily entertainment. All the summer recreational activities you enjoyed as a kid are here – mini-golf, fishing, campfires, shuffleboard, billiards, tennis, beach volleyball, bocce ball, horseshoes and more. The 7,000-yard course was built in 1995.Facts
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Go play this track.
Greens, tees, and fairways were great.
Can’t wait to play there again.
m Day
the day was wet and cold not many players, Jane at the pro shop was very nice and te pace of play was very good mostly because of the weather no one was playing
All in all a good day on the course
Great course
Very fun challenging course. Great shape. You can even see a snow covered Mt Washington from the 19th hole.
Point Sebago Golf
Point Senator is definitely one of the better kept golf courses in all of Maine. I would highly recommend it to anyone. The course is challenging but also fun; loved it!
Great conditions
Best conditions we've seen so far this season on any course.
Great layout and condition
Very nice course love the layout. The condition was amazing. Definitely will play there again and definitely recommend it.
Point Sebago
Course was very nice, it is difficult. Only downfall, cart path only. Because of the time of the season.
My favorite coarse.
I love this coarse! It's can certainly be challenging at times but has the very achievable birdies on a few holes. Mike cloutier and his staff are super friendly and very accommodating when they can be. Keep in mind that Maine is "vacationland" so on a blue bird day in summer you can bet it'll be busy just like everywhere else in the state. They have a 10 min break in pace of play that is usually enough to space out groups.
Not Quite Up to Par
I play Point Sebago about once a year when I am visiting in Maine. I will not play it in the summer as it tends to be overrun with tourists whose golf abilities are not always that good. It is a great layout and changes looks at different sections of the course. It can be very challenging from the back tees and yet very fair from the forward tees. This past winter of severe damage to the grass was especially tough on PS. Several greens were devastated and were not responding to the reseeding. Three parallel fairways on the front 9, the 4th through 6th, were muddied, grassless messes when I played them. It was hard to believe they were coming back to full form anytime soon. I hate to see that type of damage from nature's wrath. I like the 7th hole, a challenging, 3 shot, par 5. It has a hazard down the left side and OB over the road on the right. The 18th is an equally challenging par 5, with a sneaky hazard in front of the green that grabs a lot of balls. This course could achieve greatness, but it does cater to the guests at the associated "outdoor resort" that specializes in "affordable vacations." I have no issue with that, and I am fine with playing the course in the off season to avoid most of the busy days of slow play. If you find yourself vacationing in the Sebago/Naples/Bridgton area, this would be one of the top golf choices. Just plan on a full day on the links.