Scott,
Wind can make any hole more challenging.
The 1st fairway is pretty wide making your drive and second less demanding.
Hitting a wedge for your third should require some degree of accuracy.
There are thousands of greens where putting is difficult if you're not in the right location on the green .
I don't see the hole as a demanding or difficult challenge, rather as a nice opening hole
Yes, the first fairway is quite wide, just like the entire course. However, your ball can end up on some pretty sever slopes so that presents challenges. I've been fortunate enough to have played about 30 to 40 rounds out there and rarely do you get a level lie off of that drive. It makes for a harder second shot to get it in a position where your angle is good going into that green. The wind is another factor that can help or hurt you in the placement of your second shot.
As far as the wedge into the green, being your first hole of the day and having to hit it to such an elevation is not the easiest thing to do. Because of the incline, it's hard to judge the distance and a lot of players come up short, which is dead. If you take more club and hit it deeper into the green, now the fun begins if the pin is middle or up front. If the pin is back, then not much of a problem as it's an easy uphill putt.
It's a great opening hole that gives you plenty of space to hit, but you'll have uneven lies and a tricky third shot. I think that is a challenging but fair hole.