How to Watch
Your guide to watching the Grand Slam of Curling on Sportsnet, CBC, ESPN+, DAZN and Rock Channel.
Canada
Sportsnet will broadcast three draws per day from Tuesday through Friday at every event. Saturday playoff action will be available through CBC and Sportsnet+, with Sportsnet returning for Sunday's championship finals.
All CBC-broadcast games will also be available for free on CBC Gem, CBCSports.ca and the CBC Sports YouTube channel.
United States
ESPN+ will carry all Grand Slam of Curling games through the ESPN App, with select broadcasts also airing on ESPN.
International
Fans outside Canada and the United States can watch GSOC for free on DAZN, featuring three live draws daily from Tuesday through Saturday, plus Sunday's championship finals. Live and on-demand coverage will be available throughout the season.
Rock Channel offers coverage of all games, full house commentary across multiple games, replays and exclusive content through monthly and annual subscriptions.
Rock Channel is the streaming destination for curling fans around the world, offering live Grand Slam of Curling and Rock League action, plus:
- Live and archived GSOC and Rock League games
- Full house commentary across multiple games
- Original programming, podcasts, and Curling 101
- Athlete interviews and exclusive content
How much does Rock Channel cost?
For the 2026–27 season, Rock Channel offers two subscription options:
- Monthly: $19.99 CAD
- Annual: $89.99 CAD
Visit RockChannel.com to subscribe.
All GSOC games will be available through Rock Channel, subject to regional live broadcast restrictions.
Canada: Games airing live on Sportsnet and CBC linear television will be blacked out on Rock Channel. These broadcasts will be available to subscribers on-demand following the live broadcast.
United States: Games airing live on ESPN will be subject to Rock Channel blackout restrictions. All ESPN broadcasts will be available on demand through Rock Channel following the live broadcast.
International: DAZN will offer free live and on-demand coverage outside Canada and the United States, with additional games and coverage available through Rock Channel.
Rock Channel will continue to expand its programming with more live competitions, original content, classic matches, and enhanced coverage of the GSOC Satellite Events, debuting in the 2026–27 season.
For the latest programming schedules, visit RockChannel.com.