NEW CURLERS START HERE!

Even if you've never curled before, by the end of one of our 'Learn to Curl' sessions you'll be delivering curling stones down our championship ice surface and learning lots about this fantastic sport!

Thanks to our amazing sponsor - Wellington Brewery - It's free to learn to curl at the Guelph Curling Club! Just come along and join us for fun, friendship and fitness on the ice! Wellington Brewery will cover all the costs of your lessons and make sure you're looked after during your time with us.

Upcoming dates:

Jan. 9, 12, 19 and 23.
6 pm to 8 pm.

Call us on (519) 822 6171 to register and we'll reserve a space for you! Don't forget to arrive at least 15 minutes before the lesson time!

Sunday Morning “Pick Up” League
At Guelph Curling Club

Back by popular demand through our Learn to Curl sessions last winter and trial sessions last spring, we are continuing with this recreation league.

Information about the league:

Dates are Sunday: January 15, 22, 29, February 5, 12 and March 11, 18, 25.

Registration each week starts 9:30 am
On-ice start time is 10 am, games end at noon
Cost is $10 per person each Sunday or buy a 10 game pass for $90 per person
Minimum Age: 18 years old
Bring your curling equipment or super clean running shoes and comfortable warm clothing. We provide sliding tape/sliders and brushes

You can choose between:

• half hour learn to curl with instruction and then play a game
• or play a game

Come as a team (4 players) or if you are any combination of 1, 2 or 3, we will make up teams

A great way to re-experience the sport you may have tried in the past.
A great way to experience the game in a friendly and social atmosphere.
A great way to experience what you have seen on TV.

For more information contact the Guelph Curling Club at 519-822-6171 or curling@guelphcurlingclub.com

Here are a few tips to ensure you enjoy your time on the ice.

Layer up!  During the lessons you may be standing around for a few minutes watching the instructors and feel cool. When you start to curl, you'll warm up again. Wear a light jacket or fleece that you can take on and off as you need to.

Wear loose pants!  You need to be able to stretch easily. Jeans are too restrictive.

Bring gloves!  If you're worried your hands may get cold, bring a pair of gloves or mittens just in case.

Make sure you bring some clean running shoes with you.

Clean shoes!  Our ice technicians spend many hours making perfectly flat, perfectly clean ice. You will need to bring some clean shoes (running shoes or tennis shoes are ideal). You won't be able to go on the ice in the same shoes you arrived in.

That's it!  The great thing about curling is that you don't need any special equipment to get started. We'll lend you one of our club brooms and make sure you're looked after during your learn to curl session.