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Welcome to Curling in San Diego!

Yes, believe it or not, the Winter Olympic sport of curling is actively played in San Diego. With multiple leagues throughout the year, learn to curl clinics, and pick-up games, you too can escape from the eternally pleasant San Diego weather into a chilly ice rink to throw large rocks and sweep like a madman!

Learn How to Curl

If you’ve never curled before then you are pretty much like everyone else from San Diego. Fortunately, curling is an easy sport to learn and can be played by people of most ages and abilities. Use the pull-down Learn How To Curl tab above to see when our next Learn to Curl clinic is being held or contact us about arranging basic instruction.

Join a League

Curling is an easy game to learn but a hard game to master. Leagues offer a chance to continually practice the game and meet a great bunch of people. Our leagues accommodate players of all skill levels with a nice balance of fun and competition. Use the pull-down League Play tab above for details on upcoming seasons.

Mens Cal State PIC Representatives

Curl San Diego members Jesse Coull, Owen McLachlan, John Phillips and Adam Endicott (left to right) won the 2012 California State playdowns to represent the state at the prestigious Pacific International Cup (PIC).

Stay Informed and Interact with the Curling Community

Sign up for our mailing list to receive updates on curling clinics, leagues and other important club news! Back issues of our newsletter can be found here. Also check out our blog for the latest in curling here in San Diego and throughout our region.

Purpose

Curl San Diego is open to all people who are interested in the sport of curling. Our objectives are to promote and support curling in San Diego, to establish and maintain regular play, and to have a lot of fun at all times.

History

Curl San Diego was founded in 2006 by an enthusiastic mix of curling transplants and newcomers inspired by the Winter Olympic coverage of the sport.