Mine is...
"the Par 3 with water hard by the green and a bunker on the other side"
though i'm certain if I was charged with GCA as a true career, I would have one built by my second course, it somehow still disappoints me that such hazard pinches any swing. I still don't feel like a better golfer or in better control of the golf ball, i'm merely relieved and lucky. Meanwhile on a hole that allows a cleaving AWAY from the water to a solvable variety of pitches and chips and I make my miss there and then execute the shot for an up and down...I feel like I'm really golfing. If I were to get up and down from the bunker, which invariably runs to the water on the other side, I merely feel lucky, not skilled.
you can pick from this or other tropes such as...
"the uphill finishing hole"
"the tee shot from extreme elevation"
"the 45 degree dogleg"
or remind us and make up your own
cheers
vk