As someone said, you should probably at least try to understand the parameters. In my case, what you would call one of my worst is the Legend Course at Giant's Ridge. It's not terrible, in that there are 18 good holes, but the client needed to assemble more land than they had for the course. Unfortunately, they bordered a national forest, which is nearly impossible to get to swap land with. So, they had a choice, build no course, wait ten+ years to get the Forest Service land we needed, or get other parcels and start construction on a reasonable time schedule, which is, of course, the option they took.
The result is a mile long ride from 12 to 13 and the reverse ride from 16 to 17 using the same path. The course still somehow ranks in the top public courses in MN, and was even on national lists, so there must be some compensating factors that redeem is somehow.