LIV Golf players have been warned that the season-ending Team Championship scheduled for later this month is set to be cancelled, throwing the conclusion of the 2026 campaign into doubt.

Tickets for the high-stakes Michigan event are no longer available for purchase online, with reports suggesting that next week’s tournament in Indiana could serve as the unexpected final stop of the season.

The immediate uncertainty stems from the recent withdrawal of Saudi Arabian financial backing. However, LIV leadership recently announced it has secured a new lead investor aimed at maintaining operations and keeping the breakaway series running into 2027.

The financial disruption has fueled intense speculation regarding potential star departures, including former Masters champion Jon Rahm. Despite the off-course instability, several high-profile players, including Ripper GC captain Cameron Smith, have expressed frustration over the potential cancellation, highlighting that players would be deeply disappointed if the marquee finale fails to go ahead.

–ChannelAfrica–