Here are two good ones (par 3s), from the under-the-radar, totally bunkerless Spring Valley (Salem, WI) by Langford and Moreau:
The 5th, 210 from the tips (184 whites), often plays into the prevailing wind, with an elevated tee over portions of a pond to a very large green. Running the ball up toward the green is tricky, as the green sits on a little knoll and tends to shrug off shots.
Looking back toward the tee:
Two holes later we come to the terrific 7th, 181 from the tips (155 whites), a tee shot through a valley to a wonderful, subtlely contoured green with a yawning area of junk front-left of the green. An interesting piece of visual deception, as the tee in front of the valley makes it appear as if the tee shot is somewhat downhill, but in reality the green sits at a slightly higher elevation than the tee.
Looking back at the tee (photos courtesy of Dan Moore):