I've only seen one architect, (of the courses I've played) have the chuptzah to do this sort of thing on a regular basis and that is Jim Engh.
There has certainly been times I would much rather be in the bunker than on the wrong section of some of his greens. (The most severe example coming on the 9th green at Redlands Mesa where I was so out of position, I had to scratch my head and work out a way to avoid a 4 putt)
Overall though, in the vast majority of cases, I think the pysche of the average golfer who is a 15 to 18...(which is where I currently am), tends to be that they would rather be on the green and out of position as opposed to being in a greenside bunker, or especially something as devious looking as that pit at DR 2.0TM.
I guess what i'm saying is, I'd like to see examples of greens where the average player is faced with a legitimate 4 putt proposition....because remember the vast majority of the time a hack like me goes into a green side bunker, it almost always means it'll take at least 3 more shots to get it in the hole. (1 shot out and 2 putts). So fear of a 3 putt from being out of position at a difficult part of the green isn't a big deterrent because that's essentially just the same thing as being in a greenside bunker for the high capper.