I'm not saying it's a great design, but the most boring piece of land I ever had was Sundance Golf Course in New Braunfels, Texas. It had no vegetation, no water features, and only one foot of elevation change on 100 acres.
The course (executive) ended up with 13 acres of water and was named one of the best executive courses in the country. So good, that I believe it has been plowed under and turned into real estate because of it's development potential. Broke mt heart, but I knew it going in.
That might be a good topic of discussion from the architects here, "How many golf courses have you designed that NLE. Or Whats the shortest time between opening and NLE. Maybe Sundance holds the record?
I would ask but I'm not sure I know how to start a thread. Maybe one of you could pick up the ball.
Lester