La Mirada, CA

La Mirada Regional Park - Front 18

Permanent course Perfect conditions Jun 26, 2023

3.95(based on 82 reviews)

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Tip #1

Tip by:JMONEY Added on:Aug 30, 2012 Hole:#16

I throw RHBH and choose to throw an understable disc like a Sidewinder. Releasing it with a slight hyzer tilt trying to land as far up the hill as possible. Your upshot here can be very dangerous cause of the slope under the basket many decent upshots end up rolling down down down! Try using a flick coming from the top of the hill?

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Tip #2

Tip by:JMONEY Added on:Aug 30, 2012 Hole:#15

I throw RHBH and choose to throw my Champion valkyrie here as well, the wind can be a factor here, its usually a tailwind so an understable disc would be a wise choice.

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Tip #3

Tip by:JMONEY Added on:Aug 30, 2012 Hole:#14

I throw RHBH and choose to throw a Champion Wraith 171g. I give it my all here and usually come within 30ft of the basket, avoid landing to the right of the sidewalk and behind the building.

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Tip #4

Tip by:JMONEY Added on:Aug 30, 2012 Hole:#13

I throw RHBH and choose to throw a Stingray here a nice floater through the gap with no real nasty skip risking a disc in the water, If you do hit a tree trying to get through the gap the stingray bounce will be more forgiving than a driver. Use a Midrange!

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Tip #5

Tip by:JMONEY Added on:Aug 30, 2012 Hole:#5

I throw RHBH and choose to throw a domey Sidewinder or Roadrunner releasing with a slight hyzer and my route is on the left side of the nearest trees, and if I dont land it near the basket I might get a lucky roll toward it.

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Tip #6

Tip by:hiflyer Added on:Aug 22, 2012 Updated on:Jul 15, 2023 Hole:#1

LHBH? I throw my Wolf (mid) with a slight hyzer and let it flip over and head left for me. Understable or super stable (straight) is good here, otherwise you'll have a looooong uphill approach. As DocHaole mentioned, be mindful of the OB area and Mando, i.e get it out there, but not too far or you'll most likely roll down toward the lake.

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Tip #7

Tip by:thugjitsu Added on:Jul 13, 2012 Hole:#11

straight ahead requires a disc that can go uphill and retain glide to get all the way, when to the left i find going straight up with something overstable that skips left under the pine trees is the best route. There is a huge hyzer route but only the biggest of arms can hit that.

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Tip #8

Tip by:thugjitsu Added on:Jul 13, 2012 Hole:#10

The straight ahead position is self explanatory, anything you can get up that hill in a straight line. The far right, however requires you to choose the big hyzer route, or the up the middle turnover route. Whatever gap you feel most comfortable hitting is the best choice.

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Tip #9

Tip by:thugjitsu Added on:Jul 13, 2012 Hole:#9

So many lines so pick your favorite. Beyond the path is OB so i recommend something that doesn't skip/slide to much unless your spike hyzering.

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Tip #10

Tip by:thugjitsu Added on:Jul 13, 2012 Hole:#8

middle position is simple, something you can throw on a dead straight line whether it be a putter or midrange or even a fairway. Long postion requires something to fade left but a forward penertrating fade. It is a blinda shot as the basket is downhill so be careful of rollaways.

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