The Grand Slam of Curling (GSOC) returns for the 2026-27 season with expanded broadcast and streaming agreements that significantly enhance fan access to the sport’s premier circuit. Five elite bonspiels will be held across Canada from October through December, featuring men’s and women’s teams competing for the largest prize pools in curling history, with top shares reaching approximately $400,000 per event. These new deals ensure that the “greatest show on ice” is available across multiple platforms, allowing global audiences to follow every stone without interruption.
New broadcast deals unlock premium access to $400K prize pools and Olympic champions.
Expect a stacked field of Olympic medalists at each stop, headlined by the Milan Cortina 2026 gold medal winners. Brad Jacobs of Canada and Anna Hasselborg of Sweden are expected to lead their respective teams, joined by other 2026 medalists including Bruce Mouat (Scotland), Yannick Schwaller (Switzerland), Alina Pätz (Switzerland), and Rachel Homan (Canada). This concentration of elite talent guarantees high-stakes matchups, as these teams vie for glory and significant financial rewards in a highly competitive environment.
For viewers seeking to tune in, the GSOC will air across a variety of TV channels and live streaming services, with specific broadcast partners varying by region and tournament. Fans should monitor official GSOC announcements for exact channel listings and streaming links as the season approaches. With the sport’s popularity surging following the 2026 Winter Olympics, these new distribution channels are designed to capture a wider audience, ensuring that the action remains accessible to both dedicated curling fans and new viewers alike.
Source: Yahoo Sports
