I'm not sure to what extent this is an "option or temptation" but the seventeenth hole at my home course is an uphill, semi-blind Par 3 with pretty much no option of playing short of the putting surface. There's a false front on a shallow, wide green with a deep bunker built into the slope on the left side and a very steep face of short grass forming the remainder of the front of the green.
However, long and left there's a collection area cut to chipping height and a similar but smaller hollow directly behind the middle of the green. One problem is that those hollows aren't but 10-15 paces deep and there's OB behind them so you wouldn't want to fly the ball all the way back there on purpose. The other problem is that separating those two hollows, long and a little left of center, is a little mound covered in thick rough. But still, everyone knows to err on the long side because from the center-back hollow you have an easy uphill chip and from the long-left one you have a fairly simple chip although it isn't really uphill much.
I always use the club that I think will fly it to the back edge of the green. I can be either five yards long or twenty yards short and still have an easy chance to get down in two. Even that's easier said than done since it is severely uphill (green is 30+ feet above the tee) and the breeze is tough to judge because the entire hole is tucked behind a hill which induces a swirling action to the prevailing breeze.