A "good" landing is one which people can walk away from and a "great" landing is one where you can use the cruise missile again so by definition, a cruise missile can complete neither a "good" nor a "great" landing by design.
"One unusual capability of the Snark missile was its ability to fly away from its launch point for up to 11 hours, and then return for a landing. If its warhead did not detach from its body, then the Snark could be flown repeatedly."
Of course cold war shenanigans would prove me wrong.... I stand corrected
Well in theory it could fail in such a miraculous way that everything is intact and it just skidded across the dirt - so while that might be considered a "good" landing it would be considered a "bad" missile launch.
Then the SpaceX stage1 (or stage2, or however they call it) is a missile that only makes great landings. :D
there are plenty of loitering munitions that have great landings routinely.