Best low key courses near Sebago Lake, Maine

[Eric Lutzker]

going to be spending the next week on raymond cape at lake sebago in maine. i will be staying with my brother and my wife who are both relative beginners. i will not be able to bring my clubs with me. now here's the catch: all three of us are left handers. (i know everyone groans...i've never felt like such a freak for being a lefty as since i started golfing in the last decade...it's actually kind of fascinating) where would you go nearby for a twilight or other non-crowded tee time that's a well kept course and either has 3 lefty sets to rent or is mellow enough that they would let us play with just one or two sets. of the nearby courses: frye island seems mellow but is it really unkempt? or a tiny boring track? point sebago seems very full of itself but it does have three lefty rental sets....maybe i'm being unfair in the characterization but the dress code not only calls for collared shirts but that they be tucked in at all times...really? maybe because we're from the footloose pacific northwest but that seems unaccountably snooty to me....there's also naples golf and country club, one in bridgton, allen mountain in denmark, and a number of courses up by poland springs. are any of these standouts? or any to be avoided like the plague? thanks in advance for your help. -eric