Among thos course attributed to RTJ that I have played, I would rank both of the Grand National courses in Alabama as the test. Wonderful course. But, there are so many RTJ courses I have not played, who am I to say.
Ross. Of his Pinehurst courses, I've played just Southern Pines, Pine Needles, and Mid=Pines. I'd rand those: Mid-Pines, Southern Pines, and Pine Needles. I find it hard to rank Oak Hill East as a Ross course. At this point, I think it is more Fazio than Ross. On the other hand, Oak Hill West is one of the best Ross courses I have walked, but not played. CC of Buffalo is a terrific course, and Teugaga CC is at the top as an unadulterated Ross course.
For me, it is very difficult to rank Travis courses. I enjoy each. I played Westchester West under the most trying condiitons---heavy rain, wind steady at 30 mph, temp 35. Left with the impression that it is one of the great Travis courses. Travis courses that do not get the recognition they deserve include: North Jersey CC, CC of Scranton, CC of Troy, and Lookout Point CC. Hollywood GC has been mentioned and I would agree that it has one of the best 18-hole collections of Travis green sites--but the routing of the course is not a Travis original. Cherry Hill Club, over in southern Ontario represents a great example of Travis routing and green site.