What a fantastic way to launch our 2026 / 2027 curling season! Our annual golf tournament at Sturgeon Point Club Club brought members, friends, and supporters together for a sunny day of fun, friendly competition, and fundraising in support of our awesome club.

A special callout to Claire VanDam whose leadership, organization and hard work over the summer, made the event such a success.  Thanks also to other volunteers who helped out:  Maureen Fletcher, John Shaw, Darlene Gervais and Lynne Gallacher.

Congratulations to all of our tournament winners for their outstanding play and contest victories:

  • Men’s closest to line – Don Blake
  • Women’s closest to line - Riet verheggan
  • Men’s closest to pin - Jacob Waite
  • Women’s closest to pin - Stephanie Perigoe
  • Low score foursome – two groups tied and coin tossed for the win: 
  • Winner: Doug Pascoe, Alex Gallacher, Michelle Pascoe, and Nicole Walter
  • Runner up: Heather and Bob LeCraw, Peter von Schilling, Greg Parsons
  • Putting contest winner - Matt Foulkes
  • Elimination draw for Dyson vacuum - Sean Skarupa
  • 50/50 winner - Deb Skarupa

 

And a huge thanks to our generous local sponsors who make our golf tournament possible and whose support helps keep our club thriving:

  • Sturgeon Point Golf Club
  • Co-operators / Willock Insurance
  • Waite Real Estate
  • David Schnarr / ReMax Real Estate
  • Driftwood Mechanical Ltd.
  • EngageHR
  • Foodland Coboconk
  • LoveYourSmileToday
  • Neal Brothers
  • Old Dog Brewing Company
  • September Rain
  • Sobeys Fenelon Falls
  • Simply Protein
  • Slabtown Cider Co.
  • SummerFresh
  • The Workout Shed
  • Trading Post Quality Foods
  • Youngs Excavating

Here's to a great season ahead as we transition from the golf course to the ice!


Moonlight Madness

Mother Nature actually read the memo this year and treated us to perfect weather for the Club's Annual BBQ at Moonlight Madness. The result? A fantastic afternoon filled with great food, live music, cold drinks, laughter, and enough burgers to keep everyone smiling.

As always, our members stepped up to volunteer their time, talents, and sense of humour—because every successful BBQ runs on equal parts teamwork, ketchup, and good-natured chaos.

A big thank you to our set-up crew and to the Guiry's, Gordon's and Gail Allman for loaning their tents. They kept our volunteers, guests, and the ever-talented Young Lovelies comfortably shaded while they entertained the crowds. Let's face it—sunburn wasn't part of anyone's job description.

Moon mad 2026 2Mastering the grill (without setting off any emergency alerts) were Kevin Alto, Bruce Hooey, and Linda Skipworth, expertly flipping burgers and hot dogs with the precision of seasoned pit masters.

Keeping spirits high—and beverages refreshingly cold—were our bartenders Cynthia Payne, Suzanne Reading, John Shaw and Almut Davies. They proved that cold drinks and friendly smiles are a winning combination.

Our runners— Kathleen and Don Holdbrook, Cheryl Hooey, Kate Baxendale, and Lori Peterkin—deserve special recognition for making sure orders were correct; customers were happy, and nobody accidentally paid for someone else's three-hotdog lunch. No small feat during the lunchtime rush!

Ian Davies worked the cash table, and Syd Markham manned the information table in the club house.

Inside the kitchen, Maureen Fletcher and Carol Wardley were busy chopping, slicing, dicing, and performing culinary magic behind the scenes.

And then there was the crew that deserves a standing ovation—the take-down and clean-up team. They came back after the crowds had disappeared, when the music had stopped, and the glamour of the day had been replaced by folding tables, packing tents, carrying in chairs, scrubbing grills, walking tents up streets. (ok that one is fun).

Behind every successful community event is a long list of people who quietly pitch in, solve problems before anyone notices, and somehow make it all look effortless. It takes far more than two little words to express our appreciation, but they're a great place to start.

Thank you. Your generosity, enthusiasm, and willingness to lend a hand make our club stronger, more welcoming, and a lot more fun. We couldn't do it without you.

As the season ramps up, so do the curling events.

The 4-Town is a regional bonspiel with teams from Haliburton, Minden, Bobcaygeon and Fenelon Falls, with 2 teams representing each club. 

The 4-Towns are open to all club members and offer an opportunity to those that have never played in a bonspiel, to experience bonspiel play in a friendly, no pressure setting.   

All 3 upcoming bonspiels are now full.   Thanks to all of you that signed up. 

 

DateLink to registrationOnline Registration opensConvenorWho
Wed., Oct. 21, 2026 Mixed 4-Town Haliburton September 1 John Donahue FFCC members only
Wed., Nov 11, 2026 Mens' 4-Town Bobcaygeon September 1 Brent Smith Members only
Wed., Nov 11, 2026 Ladies' 4-Town Haliburton September 1 Debbie Guiry Members only

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Upcoming Events

16 Oct 2026;
07:00PM - 09:00PM
Wine Tasting -Register with Cam Gordon
21 Oct 2026;
09:00AM - 05:00PM
Mixed 4 Town in Haliburton
07 Nov 2026;
11:00AM - 01:00PM
Board Meeting
11 Nov 2026;
09:00AM - 05:00PM
Men's 4 Town in Bobcaygeon
11 Nov 2026;
09:00AM - 05:00PM
Ladies 4 Town in Haliburton

League Schedules

League schedules, teams and results can all be found in the members section of the website once you LOGIN.