Goldline Curling Blog2019-10-05T02:29:33-04:00

Goldline Retail Stores Reopen This Weekend! πŸ₯Œ

We’re back Saturday, September 12! Visit your local Goldline store for new Goldline and Hardline equipment, expert help from our Curling Consultants, and more time to shop than ever! More Evenings. More Weekends. More Time to Shop. πŸ™Œ This season, we’ve expanded our hours so you have more opportunities to get into the store and get ready for the ice. [...]

By |September 10th, 2026|

What’s New for the 2026-27 Curling Season?

A new curling season is almost here, and there’s plenty to look forward to from Goldline and Hardline. From new equipment designed for more curlers to the beginning of a new generation of Hardline footwear, we’ve been busy getting ready for 2026–27. Here’s a look at some of the newest products you’ll see on the ice this season: Universal Gripper [...]

By |September 8th, 2026|

What Do I Have to Use This Season to Be World Curling Compliant?

If you’re looking at your broom head wondering, β€œWait… is this approved?” you’re not alone. Rules have changed, names have changed, and some products from the same line aren’t approved when used together. We know it’s confusing, so here’s the simple version. If You Use Goldline World Curling-approved Goldline options include: Impact Pro Sleeve Air Pro Air X Pro Oval [...]

By |August 28th, 2026|

Why Is Curling Ice Slippery? This Isn’t About Selling You Our Headgear

Why is Curling ice slippery? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Joanne Courtney (@joannecourtney89) In curling, there’s actually a little more to it. Curling ice isn’t perfectly smooth, it’s covered in tiny droplets of frozen water called pebble. The narrow running band on the bottom of a curling rock travels across the tops of that pebble, [...]

By |August 25th, 2026|

Learn to Curl With Joanne Courtney: What Should I Wear Curling?

Before you step onto the ice, let’s talk about what to wear to stay warm, comfortable and ready to curl. Take It From Joanne Courtney Two-time Scotties champion, World Champion and Olympian Joanne Courtney knows a thing or two about dressing for the ice. πŸ₯Œ Β  View this post on Instagram Β  A post shared by Joanne Courtney (@joannecourtney89) Dress [...]

By |August 17th, 2026|

More Curling on TV: GSOC and CBC/Sportsnet Announce 5-Year Deal

Great news for the curling world today. The Grand Slam of Curling and Rock League have locked in a major five-year broadcast deal with CBC and Sportsnet. For fans, that means more than 300 hours of live curling on television this coming season, almost double previous years. What to expect this season: Expanded weekday round-robin coverage on Sportsnet starting on [...]

By |August 13th, 2026|

Goldline Retail Stores Open in 30 Days! πŸ₯Œ

The countdown is on! In just 30 days, on Saturday, September 12, all Goldline Retail Stores officially open for the 2026–27 curling season. Β In this post we cover: extended in-season store hours, summer hours, exciting new products, and everything you can look forward to from Goldline and Hardline for this curling season. Whether you're gearing up for league night, replacing [...]

By |August 13th, 2026|

Meet the REVO1: The Next Evolution in Hardline Curling Footwear

The next generation of Hardline footwear starts with the REVO1, the first shoe in the new Revolution Series. Rather than starting from scratch, we started with the proven foundation of the Hardline M-Series and asked a simple question: how can we make it better? The result is the REVO1. A redesigned curling shoe that builds on what worked in [...]

By |August 11th, 2026|

Why Is Weight Important in a Curling Broom?

When shopping for a new curling broom, you'll probably notice one thing right away: weight. But is lighter always better? The answer depends on how often you curl and what level you play. Does Weight Really Matter? A lighter broom helps reduce fatigue by moving less weight with every sweep. During a weekend bonspiel or several games in a row, [...]

By |August 6th, 2026|

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