Joe,
I'm trying to picture the hole with leaves on the trees. It looks like, at a minimum, the trees would hide anything left or right of the green (ie the greenside bunkering).
I have seen holes like this before where you are playing from a chute and most mortals are happy just to miss the trees. When reaching the greensite (having successfully missed the overhanging limbs) and seeing the green has bunkers left and right, they are not happy. I expect that would happen here as well. Not necessarily a good or bad thing, just something I noticed.
Based on the aerial, it looks like the bunkers 'float' a good distance from the green. I like that on long par-3s. This is a tough hole to find the green, and shots that miss by just a bit are not penalized by finding a bunker (assuming most players prefer recoveries from grass over sand). Shots that do find bunkers are shots that missed by a lot. Bunkers that are setback from greens leave a more difficult recovery because of a longer forced carry to reach the green surface -- I don't mind this extra penalty because, as I said, to find the bunker is a pretty bad miss.
That said, the bunker placement seems a bit generic and ultimately uninteresting. Bunkers short-left and right + False-front short + Bunkers left and right + Green sloping from back-to-front = nowhere to miss. Definitely a very hard hole, but not really an interesting one (IMHO, of course!).