The number 10 teebox is marked. It's near the #5 basket (the one with the shrubbery that grows up and acts sort of like a natural backstop). You have a clean view on the target for 10 (same as target for 3, out by the parking lot on the creek side)
There is no teebox here, so just tee off from a space next to the number 8 basket. You are throwing to the basket in the middle of the course by the campfire ring and #1 tee, it's clearly visible.
The teebox for 1 is near the campfire ring by the pavillion. If you are in the pavillion facing the parking lot, it is on your left hand side. There is no teebox marker, but adjacent to the teebox, you will see a small raised plaque in the ground which dedicates this recreational area to Jack Hover, for whom the course is named. You are firing blindly through the trees (with the pavillion to your right). The basket is straight out in front of you but your visibility is blocked by the second to last of the big trees in your line of sight.
The teebox is marked, it's along the trees, but the teebox is under the trees. You are aiming for the basket that is right up against the palmetto that I warned you about on #5. This time though, you come at it with the palmetto and adjacent shrubbery right behind it, kind of making for a natural backstop for the basket. Don't overthrow your putt or it will go into the water.
The teebox is easy to find on this one. This is a par 4, although it's no more difficult than #7 (they share the same basket). Your biggest concern should be DO NOT OVERTHROW YOUR DRIVE. It's listed at 237 feet. A well thrown midrange disc could easily go bye-bye here. Remember how I said "beware this basket" on 7? Well, it's even more applicable here because you approach it head-on. DO NOT OVERTHROW YOUR APPROACH, as there is nothing behind this basket but a steep drop off into the creek. I lost a disc here and it taunted me from the other side of the creek. I went down to get it, my foot sank ankle deep into the muck that then sucked my shoe off and then crabs went scurrying into it! Do yourself a favor and play conservative on your drive and approach and you should have an easy birdie here.
This tee is also marked although the teebox is a bit cockeyed. You are going for the protected basket (the one you used on 6). The teebox is in the trees.
The teebox for 12 is not marked but it IS there. Stand at the #1 / #11 basket and look towards the #1 tee. The teebox for #12 is behind you on the right hand side. You are throwing toward the same basket you used for #8.
I love #8. The tee box is marked on this one but it's sort of under the trees. You have to hook it around to the basket which is cleverly tucked away right behind the end of the trees along the creek. A well thrown hyzer will drop you for a birdie putt but too much and it's in the drink.
