La Mirada Regional Park
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Rating:
(5 votes)
Location:
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First Tee: (33.904,-118.004)
Course Details:
# Holes: 36
Basket Type: Mach2
Tee Type: Concrete
Course Length: 10000
Alternate Length: 11250
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 13
300 – 400ft: 19
Over 400ft: 4
Contact:
Dan Mangone
Work: (714) 522-2202
Work: (714) 522-2202
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Course Description:
Circles around beautiful lake and park area. Many feel this is the best disc golf in So Cal. Added contact: Mike Williams, ltswes@msn.com, (562) 947-8744. Pro shop.
Course Established: 1976
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Directions:
From I-5, Beach Blvd (Rte. 39) north to a left on Rosecrans, to a right on Adelfa (shopping center), to the park (just past Alicante Rd. on the left). 13701 Adelfa Dr.
Reviews:
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If your looking for a perfectly manicured disc golf course, La Mirada park is it! This is probably the most under-rated championship caliber course in California. The centerpiece for the first 18 holes is a lake, surrounded by grassy, tree-covered little hills. All different types of trees, from citrus to pine, surround the course and the slight elevations changes makes every shot a little different and challenging. A must play.
La Mirada is a beautiful grass style course. Well manicured rolling grassy hills around the lake. It has length, difficulty and some nice elevation. The front 18 often has more foot traffic. I prefer the back 18 if only playing one round.
Stopped by here with a few buddies and played a solid 4 hours.
Pro: One of the best organized courses I have been on. There is little maps at each tee to show you location of chains. Plenty of challenging drives, and short game play. Full of tree, hill, and even water obstacles. Food locations are pretty close by and are cheap.
Con:Crappy location, driving in the traffic sucked. This place gets pretty busy with foot traffic (e.g., other golfers, kids running around like Lord of the flies). During the winter or fall there is a lot of foliage on the ground, if you don't have a bright disc you are bummed.
La Mirada is just a phenomenal park. Its a very fun adventurous park with some complicated holes. This is the only course i know i can hit every tree on every hole.
La Mirada is an amazing course. I would say it is the best "city" course I ever played. Hole 1 for both 18 starts right by the bathrooms, pro shop and practice baskets. The course meanders through rolling grass hills, with water and tree obstacles. Plenty of elevation change, long and short holes, with every hole having multiple pin positions and nice cement pads. EVERYTHING you do is in public view.
I gave this course a 3 because the front 18 baskets were all out of whack, switching from Innova Discatcher to Mach 3, some of them pretty beat up, with almost every number wrong. Also, the day I played, 26JAN10, on the back 18, holes 11 - 15 were closed with no baskets. This course should be a solid 5, but until they get the basket mess figured out it's a 3.