Huntington Beach, CA

Huntington Beach Central Park

Permanent course

3.265(based on 63 reviews)

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Tip #1

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Updated on:Jul 15, 2023 Hole:#9

For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a beat in or flippy driver you can really crank on. I like to throw a beat in cannon or destroyer for this hole. I purposely try to throw a huge S turn shot to the basket. Great let it rip hole.

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Tip #2

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Hole:#8

For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a fairway driver or slow driver for this hole. A sidewinder or leopard or river are good types of discs for this hole. You need to trow thru the Mandy and still have the disc turn left and S turn back. On windy days I would throw more overstable drivers to get to the hole.

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Tip #3

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Hole:#7

For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a fairway driver with some fade at the end. I would throw the drive thru the gap on the right with a teebird or rival type disc and let it fade or skip back to the left at the basket. You want to stay away from the downhill slope on the left side of the hole.

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Tip #4

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Hole:#6

For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a spider or buzzz type disc thrown out to the right of the basket a out 25 feet to the right. Then let the disc fade back into the hole. You want to stay away from the left side of the basket where there is a large downhill slope.

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Tip #5

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Hole:#5

Uphill shot. For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a firebird type disc for the short position and for the long position I would recommend a force or predator for the long and hard fade. This hole is blind and if you can get a spotter I would recommend it.

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Tip #6

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Hole:#4

Uphill shot. For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a teebird for the left positions or a QJLS type disc for the straight positions. You want to slide up the slope to the basket. If the basket is in the alley position on the left I recommend throwing straight and hyzering out behind the basket.

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Tip #7

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Hole:#3

Hard dogleg right. For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a leopard type disc throw with the disc tilted on an anhyzer line bu thrown hard and straight. This will allow the disc time to turn the corner and slide to the basket while riding the hill.

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Tip #8

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Updated on:Jul 15, 2023 Hole:#2

Uphill shot. For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a driver for this hole. A overstable driver like a Max or firebird or boss thrown straight down the fairway and then fading into the hill at the basket. You want the shot to stick on the hill. Best to be right of the basket.

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Tip #9

Tip by:lion Added on:Dec 3, 2012 Hole:#1

Downhill shot. For advanced right hand players that throw primarily backhand, I would recommend a midrange or stable putter thrown through the gap and has a gentle fade back to the left. A spider or rhyno type disc are good options. A thumber is another good shot if you have it in your bag.

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