My father-in-law's little 9-hole course in southwestern Minnesota has a very good closing par 4 (9th hole -- sorry, no photos). 248 from the regular tees and probably all of 255 from the back. Elevated tee to a fairly broad fairway in a small valley, with trees down the entire right side and OB the entire left side. The green is small, narrow, crowned and flanked on both left and right sides by two pairs of very large bunkers, with a tiny hidden pot bunker on the backside. The option is pretty simple -- an iron off the tee to the valley, leaving you with a short uphill pitch, or try to slot a drive through the bunkers onto the green. I've putted for eagle there, and had a triple-bogey after yanking one OB. The options make it fun, yes, but its position on the course as the last hole adds to its dimensions, as one can play conversatively or gamble depending on where your match is.