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Welcome to Blue Mash Golf Course!

An Arthur Hills Design

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Blue Mash Architect Arthur Hills – 1930-2021

Renowned Architect Arthur Hills passed away on May 18 at the age of 91.  Arthur Hills prolific career included over 200 designs and 150 renovations in 32 US States and over 20 foreign countries.  Click Here to read more about Arthur Hills award winning golf course design career.

Book Your Next Outing with our Award Winning Outing Consultant!

Make your outing bigger, better, and more profitable with our esteemed Director of Events Jeff Mose – two time winner of the National Outing Consultant of the Year award , presented by the Golf Tournament Association of America.   Click Here to request a quote or get more information. 

Clinics with the MAPGA Section Teacher of the Year!

Our very own Joy Bonhurst was selected as the MAPGA Section Teacher of the Year – men and women included.  Joy hosts Wednesday and Saturday Clinics.  Click Here for the schedule!  

Sunset Pricing – Why Pay More for Less?

At Blue Mash, as the sun goes down, so do the greensfees.  Sunset pricing is a great time to enjoy Blue Mash for less!

 

 

 

 

 

Top Five Places to Play Near Washington D.C
– Golf Digest Survey of Area Pros

 

 

 

 

 

Designed by world renown architect Arthur Hills , Blue Mash features a delightful mix of links style, parkland, wooded, and water holes.

Best Golf Course in Montgomery County
– Gazette Readers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blue Mash features a massive year-round all grass driving range and short game practice areas. Instruction and expert custom club fitting and repair is available on site.

Top Five Favorite Golf Courses
– Golfstyles Magazine

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blue Mash is less than 15 minutes from Rockville and Gaithersburg downtowns, as well as ICC and I-270 access.

 

 

 

 

 

Top Public Golf Course in MD and VA
– Washington Post Readers