I'd love to hear examples of where moving the tee box from one side of the teeing area to the other markedly influences difficulty of play. At my primary course, there is a 350 yard par four that has a 30 yard wide diagonal fairway To reach the fairway on this desert course, the golfer can aim left, and be faced with a 195 yard carry, or aim right and only fly the ball 130 yards. The interesting part is how siting the tee box on the right side gives the player a much more benign view than when the tee is moved 12 yards to the left side of the tee box. The left side brings the OB left of the fairway much more into the thought process, along with greater views of desert and much less vision of grass. The tee shot to carry the right side now is 135 yards; unfortunately there is only 30 yards of depth before one encounters a 20 foot high pyramidal pile of rocks that blocks vision for a 220 yard carry to the green.