Ingersoll & District Curling Club: Promoting Active Lifestyles on Chisholm Drive Located at 36 Chisholm Drive in the friendly town of Ingersoll, Ontario, the Ingersoll & District Curling Club is a premier winter sports center in Oxford County. The facility houses a beautifully maintained four-sheet indoor curling rink, providing excellent playing conditions for recreational and […]
Read MoreHeritage Heights Golf & Curling Club: Historic Oil Baron Legacy Located on Garden Crescent in the historic town of Petrolia, Ontario, the Heritage Heights Golf & Curling Club is a premier semi-private athletic facility. The club’s rich history traces back to the 1890s when oil baron Jacob Englehart constructed a private six-hole golf course named […]
Read MoreHigh Park Club: Over a Century of Prestigious Sportsmanship in the West End Formed in 1911 after early members outgrew playing on the frozen surface of Grenadier Pond, the High Park Club on Indian Road is proudly recognized as Toronto’s oldest active curling club. Operating out of a beautiful, municipally protected mock-Tudor clubhouse constructed in […]
Read MoreHighland Community Curling Club: Elite Play and Historic World Records Established originally in 1922 as a private golf club on Highland Heights in London, Ontario, the prestigious Highland Country Club expanded in 1959 by constructing a dedicated six-sheet curling rink. In 2021, the curling division transitioned to operate as the Highland Community Curling Club, a […]
Read MoreA Tribute to the Historic Churchill Curling Club in Innisfil Though the Churchill Curling Club in Innisfil, Ontario, permanently closed its doors in 2017 due to rising utility costs and aging equipment, its incredible 140-year history remains a legendary chapter in Simcoe County’s sports heritage. The club’s roots trace back to January 8, 1878, when […]
Read MoreHorne Granite Curling Club: Leading Northern Innovation on Ice Located on May Street South in Temiskaming Shores, Ontario, the Horne Granite Curling Club (originally founded in the historic sector of New Liskeard) is a premier winter fitness and social anchor. The modern, fully accessible facility operates four sheets of excellently prepared curling ice, catering to […]
Read MoreHarriston Curling Club: A Landmark of Canadian Sports Heritage With a rich history tracing back to 1875 when games were first played on frozen ponds, the Harriston Curling Club on George Street South is celebrating an incredible milestone of local winter sports. The club transitioned from a shared skating arena into its current dedicated, modern […]
Read MoreHawkesbury Golf & Curling Club: Exceptional All-Season Sport Conveniently located at 1150 Golf Course Road in Hawkesbury, Ontario, the Hawkesbury Golf & Curling Club is a premier semi-private athletic destination. The unique venue combines a masterfully maintained 18-hole championship golf course for the summer months with a dedicated indoor curling rink during the winter. The […]
Read MoreHaliburton Curling Club: Bringing the Community Together on Mountain Street Dating back over 80 years, the Haliburton Curling Club on Mountain Street is a beloved landmark in the Haliburton Highlands. The club operates a high-quality four-sheet curling rink, utilizing a state-of-the-art $175,000 artificial ice plant installed in 2016, securing highly consistent playing conditions for members […]
Read MoreHamilton Victoria Curling Club: Celebrating Over 150 Years on King Street Established in 1867, the Hamilton Victoria Curling Club (affectionately known as ‘The Vic’) is proudly recognized as the oldest continuously operating sporting organization in Hamilton, Ontario. Located at 568 King Street East since 1905, the club operates out of a historic, beautifully adapted facility […]
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