Point Sebago Beach is a nine-hole layout in Casco, Maine, designed by Phil Wogan and George Sargent. The course sits within Point Sebago Resort, a family-oriented vacation property on the shores of Sebago Lake in the Lakes Region of southern Maine. The setting places golf amid a landscape of rolling woodlands, seasonal cottages, and recreational amenities that draw visitors throughout the warmer months. The routing reflects the terrain common to this part of Maine—modest elevation changes, stands of pine and hardwood, and generally forgiving ground that suits casual play. The course serves primarily as a resort amenity rather than a championship test, offering straightforward holes that accommodate a range of skill levels. Golfers often play the nine twice for a full round, with the layout providing enough variety to keep interest through eighteen holes. Point Sebago Resort emphasizes accessibility and family recreation, and the golf course fits that mission. It provides an uncomplicated round in a pleasant lakeside setting, appealing to vacationers looking to add golf to their stay without the formality or difficulty of more demanding courses. The experience centers on relaxed play in a wooded Maine environment, with the lake and surrounding hills forming a backdrop that captures the character of the region's summer resort tradition.