Come and play a few 1st/19th holes in Cheshire and you'll get some crackers:
Wilmslow, ca 375 yards, par 4, big dog-leg left driving over a valley to a flat landing ground on the other side. Try to cut off too much dog-leg and you may lose your ball in trees left, or be cut out on your approach shot. Drive too far on the straight line and you may run out of fairway into deep rough. Be too conservative and you may end up in trees right.
Stockport, ca 460 yards, par 4, big brute of a drive over low ground needing to find the high ground beyond. Even if that is accomplished successfully the approach is long, slightly downhill, and usually into the wind.
Delamere Forest, ca 430 yards, par 4, slightly uphill. OOB a long way right, rough and bunkers only just off the fairway. Ground undulates so you may finish on a crest or in a trough. Exacting second to 'infinity' green.
Prestbury, ca 500 yards, par 5. Drive down hill as far as you can. Then you need to get height as well as distance in trying for the green, which is perched on a pinnacle and no easy target even from 10 yards!
Sandiway, ca 400 yards, par 4. All-world drive from a high tee down into a valley and as far up the other side as your prowess allows. Second shot continues to climb and probably needs two or three clubs more than the yardage suggests.
Royal Liverpool, ca 375 yards, par 4. A nail biter as a 19th hole with out of bounds left (clubhouse etc), right (practice ground) and straight (if you drive too well!). OOB continues close on right of fairway and green. Level, bunkerless, but wicked! Usually into the wind.