REGISTRATION DATES
Founders - Tuesday 8/3 at Noon
General Membership - Tuesday 8/10 at Noon

Getting involved with curling has never been easier.  Four Seasons Curling Club is offering several choices including leagues, Learn to Curl clinics, Instructional Curling League, and Bonspiels.  To participate in any of our leagues, an individual must have a Club membership.  Children 18 and under may participate in the Youth or School Curling Program for $45.

 

The membership year runs from October 1 to September 30. The dues are not prorated, so in joining you may get less than one full year. However, if you join the Club in the last three months of the membership year (July 1-September 30), your membership will apply through the end of the following membership year.  This system will prove to be beneficial as each member of the Club will have the opportunity to CURL YEAR-ROUND.

The Club and the ice sheets are wheelchair accessible.  We are prepared to introduce adaptive curling opportunities when the need arises.  We would like to encourage adaptive athletes to contact us so we can create the necessary adaptive leagues to meet everyone’s needs.

We want to introduce the sport of curling to everyone, so we will offer several opportunities to build skills. With just one Learn to Curl session, you may be able to join an Open-Recreational league. There's also an Instructional Curling League.  

Club Membership

Membership Fee (annual): $90 plus tax and convenience fee
 

• $65.00 -  FSCC General Budget

• $10.00 - FSCC Team Funding Program Support*

• $5.00 -  FSCC Youth & School Program Support*

• $5.00 - Club Brooms & Sliders for Youth, School, LTC, Fun League, and Events *

• $5.00 - Club Championship Banquet *

* These fees are partial subsidies to the total costs of the individual programs​

What to wear?

Clothing

• Dress in layers.  The arena temperature is about 45-50 degrees and you'll be standing on ice for two hours. If you normally wear a hat outside, you'll probably want to wear one while curling as well.

• Clothing should allow freedom of movement.  You need to be able to squat and lunge (blue jeans are not recommended since your movement is restricted).

• Lightweight gloves keep your hands warm while still allowing you to feel the stone.

• Fleece or velour jackets are a poor choice for curling because they have a tendency to shed fluff balls, which can impact the path of a rock and are difficult to remove from the ice surface.

Footwear

• Clean shoes!

• Athletic shoes are fine.  Please consider buying a dedicated pair of shoes for curling. Any little grain of sand or pebble from shoes can affect the path of the stone.  If you've worn them outside, please make sure you clean them before you curl in them.

• Avoid shoes with eyelets or metal on top.

• If your feet tend to get cold, consider wearing two pairs of socks.

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*Rates are subject to change.