• Home
  • Site Map
• About Curling
  • What is Curling
  • How to Try Curling
  • Basics of Curling
    • Sweeping
    • Scoreboard 101
    • Skins Format Rules
  • History of Curling
  • Spirit of Curling
  • Curling Courtesy
  • Required Equipment
    • Make a stabilizer
  • Curling Safety
  • Curling Rules
    • Mixed Doubles
  • Books & Vids
  • Curling Links
  • Curling Terms
  • Countdown Game Timer
• Our Club
  • About Our Club
  • Membership
  • Club Organization
  • Recognition
  • History of PCC
    • Past Presidents
    • 8-Enders
    • BOD Meeting Minutes
    • Flags
    • Logos
    • Pins
  • Communications
    • Mailing Lists
    • Spanner Banner
    • Misc. Newsletters
  • MACA
  • Supplies
  • Forms
  • Nominations
  • Training
  • Volunteers
• Bonspiels & Events
  • Index & History
  • The BIG Spiel
  • CPIB (Meltdown)
  • Cherry Blossom
  • Rotary Worlds 2012
• Leagues
  • Men's League (Mon)
  • Womens' League (Tue)
  • Capital League (Wed)
  • Mixed/Open League (Thu)
  • TGIF League (Fri)
  • Saturday Afternoon
  • Youth Program (Sun)
  • Pizza League (Sun)
  • Curling Programs
    • Breakfast Extravaganza (Sat)
    • Team/Singles/Doubles Ladders
    • Matinee Tuesday
    • Matinee Friday
    • Daytime Curling (Wed)
  • League Standings
  • Annual Results
• Calendar
  • Annual Summary
  • Web Calendar
  • Practice Ice Reservations
  • Event Reservations
• Photos
  • Our Gallery of Photos
  • More Photos
• Contact Us
  • Our E-Mail
  • Directions & Map
  • Rent Our Facility
  • Sponsors & Advertising

Rules of Curling

The following links will take you to informative web sites with in depth discussions on the rules of curling:

Rules of Play - Copied from the World Curling Federation dated June 2011, plus a changelog showing differences.
Source: http://www.worldcurling.org/rules-and-regulations

United States Curling Association rules booklet (2010-11), copied from the USCA web site: http://www.usacurl.org/usacurl

Mixed Doubles - The newest form of curling in the USCA, consists of one male and one female curler per team.

Skins format - An alternate method of scoring, often considered a more aggressive form of the sport.

Canadian Curling Association rules of play on the CCA web site