Brockville Country Club in Brockville, Ontario Brockville Country Club describes itself as a semi-private golf and curling facility offering memberships, community tournaments and events. Curling forms part of its wider recreation programme. That combination is useful for people considering a club with activities across the year. Check the curling-specific membership conditions and available leagues directly […]
Read MoreKitchener-Waterloo Granite Club in Waterloo, Ontario Kitchener-Waterloo Granite Club publishes its address at 99 Seagram Drive in Waterloo. Its website brings together league information, membership rates, rental leagues and a Learn to Curl programme. The separate beginner and league sections help readers identify the appropriate starting point. Use the club’s current registration pages for available […]
Read MoreBaysville Curling Club in Baysville, Ontario Baysville Curling Club formerly listed as Baysville Curling Club now presents itself as Lake of Bays Curling & Bocce Club. Located at 10 Carol Street, it combines curling, bocce and social membership in the village of Baysville. Its six-week beginner programme supplies equipment and introduces delivery, etiquette and game […]
Read MoreBeach Grove Golf & Country Club in Tecumseh, Ontario Beach Grove offers four curling sheets and a lounge at its Riverside Drive East property in Tecumseh. The club describes a curling programme suited to both newcomers and experienced players. Instructional clinics introduce beginners to the sport and give established curlers opportunities to improve. Curling forms […]
Read MoreBeaverton Curling Club in Beaverton, Ontario Beaverton Curling Club welcomes players of different ages in Beaverton and explicitly highlights stick delivery as an option for people who find a traditional slide difficult. Its website carries registration information for the curling season. For anyone considering a return to curling, the delivery method can be an important […]
Read MoreKillaloe Curling Club: Warm Winter Sport in the Ottawa Valley Situated at 34 Cameron Street in the picturesque town of Killaloe, Ontario (directly across from St. Andrews Catholic School), the Killaloe Curling Club has been a beloved local winter staple for decades. The community-oriented club operates a high-quality four-sheet curling rink, offering a warm and […]
Read MoreKincardine Curling Club: 150 Years of Community Sport on Penetangore Row Originally established in 1875, the Kincardine Curling Club is proudly celebrating an incredible 150-year milestone of continuous winter sports. Located at 277 Penetangore Row in Kincardine, Ontario, since 1963, the club operates a beautiful four-sheet curling rink, offering exceptional playing conditions from late October […]
Read MoreKirkland Lake Curling Club: A Landmark of Northern Ontario Pride Established almost ninety years ago, the Kirkland Lake Curling Club is proudly recognized as a historic cornerstone of the Temiskaming sports scene. Operating out of the modern Alamos Gold Curling Centre on Government Road, the facility features six sheets of manufactured ice, spacious change rooms, […]
Read MoreA Tribute to the Historic Grey Granite Club in Owen Sound Though structural engineering issues and a major building crack forced the historic Grey Granite Club in Owen Sound, Ontario, to officially close and sell its property in late 2012, its 137-year history remains a legendary chapter in Canadian sports heritage. Established shortly after the […]
Read MoreReflecting on the Curling Legacy at Glendale First established in 1919 along the breathtaking Niagara Escarpment in Hamilton, Ontario, the prestigious Glendale Golf and Country Club is one of the oldest private clubs in the region. Built largely by its first 500 members who volunteered to clear the forests, the club was famous for its […]
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