Long established as the sport of choice as the weather cools at Cataraqui, curling entices people to the game in many the same ways as golf.
A great way to spend time with family, friends and colleagues, curling at Cataraqui offers both competitive and recreational options.
Starting in mid-October, and running through to mid-April, curling at Cataraqui has never been so easy!
We offer Learn To Curl programs for newcomers, and Men's, Women's, Mixed and Open leagues for more established players.
Under 21 and want to curl? Cataraqui has an active Junior program.
There is more than Curling at Cataraqui! As a Curling Member, you also have the option to take advantage of Cataraqui amenities:
New to Cataraqui Curling? We have a special "2-Year Introductory to Cataraqui Curling Membership" for that!
Adult Curling
Membership Category: Introduction to Cataraqui Curling with Learn to Curl is a one-year membership category that is available to Adult beginner/novice curlers including our season-long Learn to Curl-Skills Development league, held on Thursday evenings at 8 PM
Membership Category: Introduction to Cataraqui Curling as an Experienced adult curlers playing in day or evening leagues.
These categories are available only for the first two-years of Cataraqui curling membership)
Includes:
Junior Curling
Junior Curling Fees
Program Name | Cost |
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Junior (ages 7 - 21 - Sunday only) | Dues: $107/year Capital fee: $22/year HST applies |
Junior In Adult League (13-21 with recommendation from Curling Co-ordinator)Dues | Dues $226/year Capital fee: $84/year HST applies |
FAQs
1.How am I billed? Annual Curling Dues are billed on your Sept. 30th statement and are due to be paid by October 31st. Curlers' Capital Fees are billed October 31st and are due by November 30th.
2.What is the difference between Dues and Capital Fees? Your dues contribute to the day-to-day running of the Club; operational expenses such as payroll, utilities, supplies.Capital fees are collected and accrued to pay for larger projects, such as insulating the rink, replacing roofs, paying down club debt, etc.
3.What is “Spousal One League? This is a category for a spouse or partner of a full curling member. They are limited to playing in one league only.
4. In how many leagues may I play with my Membership? Apart from Junior 101 and Spousal One League, curlers may play in as many leagues as they choose and can fit in the schedule of play. In some cases, a competitive league and a recreational league may be scheduled congruently. In such cases you would need to decide to which league you want to commit. There is no set limit on the number of leagues in which a curler may play.
5.What is the “Annual F&B Minimum? Most Club members have an assigned “Minimum Chit” requirement of a specific dollar amount that members must spend on Food and Beverage over the 12-month fiscal year. Oct. 1 – Sept. 30.
• Juniors and “Intro to Cataraqui” Curlers are exempt from the F&B Minimum.
• Adult Curlers begin being assessed the F&B Minimum (“Minimum Chit”) in their 3rd season at Cataraqui.
This site is integrated into our Jonas system. If you are a member of Cataraqui Golf and Country Club, you can log into the Members Area, by logging in here and clicking the curling Icon once logged in.
A great way to spend time with family, friends and colleagues, curling at Cataraqui offers both competitive and recreational options. Starting in mid-October, and running through to mid-April, curling at Cataraqui has never been so easy—with Learn To Curl programs for newcomers, and men’s, women’s and mixed leagues for more established players. Under 18 and want to curl? Cataraqui has an active junior program. |