The Grand Slam of Curling (GSOC) is entering its 26th season. Each event features the top 16 men's & women's teams by world ranking and takes place over six days from Tuesday to Sunday. GSOC events average over $5M in economic impact, 20,000+ attendees, and 3,000+ hotel rooms nights. All GSOC events take place between late September and mid-December. 

Rock League is entering its 1st full season. Each event features six franchises: two from Canada, one from the US, two from Europe, and one from Asia. All franchises are mixed-gender and have five men and five women per team. Over 90% of curlers in Rock League played in the 2026 Winter Olympics. It is truly the best curlers in the world. Events take place over four days from Thursday to Sunday. We forecast an average of over $4M in economic impact, 15,000+ attendees, and 2,000+ hotel rooms nights. All Rock League events take place between January and April. 

Grand Slam of Curling & Rock League

In 2024, The Curling Group acquired the Grand Slam of Curling (GSOC) event series, including all global media rights. The Grand Slam of Curling is an elite, high-profile series of men's and women's professional curling events featuring the top-ranked teams from around the world. Our GSOC events take place over six days and average over 20,000 spectators. We have linear and streaming deals in Canada, the US, UK, EU, Japan, and South Korea. 

In 2026, TCG launched Rock League, the world’s first professional curling league. Rock League features six elite mixed-gender global franchises: two in Canada, one in the United States, two in Europe, and one in Asia. Our mission is to deliver world-class competition, drive innovation within the sport, and connect curling fans across continents. Each Rock League event takes place over four days and averages over 15,000 spectators. We have linear and streaming deals in Canada with CBC and in the US with ESPN.  


Grand Slam of Curling & Rock League

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