Here are two other examples of uphill holes from my own home course here in Dubuque...one is a shortish par-4 of 290 yards playing (usually) into the prevailing wind, and the other is a medium-length par-3 of about 153 yards which also (usually) plays into the prevailing wind.
The uphill par-4 is our second hole, and is very much a "go-for-it" risk/reward type hole. If you hit it right, there is a tremendously steep hill which kicks your ball down towards to pond fronting the third hole. Trees line the left side of the fairway, and a chip-out is all you can expect from there. Negotiate the two fairway bunkers and you might reach the green or leave yourself with a short pitch shot. However, the green slopes left to right significantly, so holding the small green becomes quite a challenge.
The uphill par-3 is out sixteenth hole, and the green surface is semi-blind with a bit of a false front to it. Front pins are "sucker" pins as you MUST get the ball to the middle of the green for it to stay put. Bunkers flanking the green left and right give you a good "aiming point", but deciding on a club to get up the hill with the wind in your face or across makes it tough to pull the trigger sometimes.
Uphill par-4 2nd hole tee shot
Uphill par-4 2nd hole fairway and approach shot
Uphill par-4 2nd hole green complex
Uphill par-3 16th hole tee shot
Uphill par-3 16th hole green complex
Uphill par-3 16th green (notice the false front)
