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• 3. 020 8356 5500
• 4. (574) 273-3500
• 5. (301) 670-1966
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Does Traffix sell a mash cushions?

  A MASH Tested, Passed, and Eligible Redirective Non-Gating Crash Cushion and End Treatment from TrafFix Devices. TrafFix Devices has a vast network of Distributors and OEM Partners across the globe to ensure that your products can get to you, where ever you may be.

• Who is the owner of blue mash golf course?

  Arthur Hills’ son, Joseph Hills, co-designed and owns the course in partnership with Tom Healy, a native of Chicago and former corporate banker. Surprised at the lack of courses in the greater Washington metro area, Hills and Healy made building Blue Mash Golf Course in Laytonsville MD their dream.

• What is the practice facility at Blue MASH like?

  The practice facility at Blue Mash features a 10,000 square foot putting green, all grass tee driving range, and short game practice area, all supported by world-class instructors. Blue Mash Golf Course gets its name from the property’s original name “Blue Marsh,” referring to the blue clay of the marshy, thickly wooded land.

• Where is blue mash?

  With access via Route 108, Route 200 Inter-County Connector, I-95 and I-270, Blue Mash is conveniently accessible to Washington D.C., Frederick, Baltimore and Northern Virginia. Designed by world renown architect Arthur Hills, Blue Mash features a mix of links style, parkland, wooded, and water holes.

• Who is grape expectations?

  A company was born. In 1987 President Alan Pricco joined Grape Expectations, providing the additional capital and energy to expand the company’s distribution into Oregon and Washington.