description Floor Curling Overview
Floor curling is an indoor adaptation of curling played on a flat floor rather than ice. Players deliver weighted stones toward a marked target, or button, by hand or with a pusher stick, and teams score for stones that finish closer to the center than the opponent's nearest stone. The format is used in recreational and accessible settings, including for participants who prefer or require delivery without bending to floor level.
help Floor Curling FAQ
How is floor curling played?
Players deliver weighted stones across a flat floor toward a marked target called the button. Teams score when their stones finish closer to the center than the opponent's nearest stone.
Can you play floor curling with a pusher stick?
Yes. Players may deliver the stones by hand or use a pusher stick, which makes the sport easier for people who cannot or prefer not to bend to floor level.
Does floor curling require ice?
No. Floor curling is an indoor adaptation played on a flat floor rather than an ice sheet.
What is the button in floor curling?
The button is the marked center of the target area. After the stones are delivered, teams compare their distance from that center to determine the score.
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