Pros:
First off, this is a beautiful park that is well maintained. This course has a great location (IMO). It's in Harrison, OH which has just about anything you could think of within 5-10 minutes. It's also a cheap course to play. All you need is a park sticker, which is $3/day or $10/annually, and you also get a few coupons and rebates at the time of purchase in a booklet with information on all the parks in Hamilton County. This sticker also gets you access to those parks as well, so its not 3 or 10 bucks for just this park. This course is wonderful for beginners and those pressed for time. It's an easy 9-hole course that is open for the most part, holes 1 & 2 being the exceptions (more experienced players see this as a con). This course is also really easy to navigate. You could show up, never played a round of disc golf in your life, and have absolutely not problem getting around the course. Once you find hole 1, your ready to go! If you plan on stopping by and have never been there, its easy. If you enter the park from Mt. Hope road, once you pass the pay booth, turn left into the parking area and go straight ahead until you hit the walking trail. Park, and the first hole is across the walking trail on the right. If you enter the park from West Road, you will see the lake on your right hand side, and come to a stop sign. Go straight through the stop sign until you dead end and see the walking trail, hop out, load up, cross the trail, and commence to throwing from the teepad on your right. Easy as pie, a huge pro in my book. Overall, this is a great course to start on or to take the family/kids out for a relaxing, fun round of golf.
Other Thoughts:
Again, this park is beautiful! Miami Whitewater has way more to offer than just disc golf. I'd probably have to say that this park has a wider variety of activities than any other park in Hamilton County. If you're looking for a spot to just get out with the family, or a place to take the kids, this spot might be the spot you're looking for. Into sports? They have disc golf (clearly), ball golf, softball fields, soccer fields, sand volleyball, as well as a 2 mile and 8 mile track for biking, jogging, walking, and rollerblading as well as a trail for horses. There's fishing (dock and boat), a boat house, canoe rental, paddle boat rental, a campground, dock/lake access, gift store (that sells a handful of discraft discs), hiking, snack bar, picnicking, a playground with a section being similar to a water park, and of course, DUCKS! Who don't like feeding ducks? I believe they also offer nature programs here as well, if that's something that interests you, but I'm not 100%. Overall, tremendous park, and guaranteed to be a good time.