Tickets for LIV Golf’s Team Championship event scheduled to take place in Michigan in two weeks have been delisted from the league’s official website, according to reports emerging on Wednesday. The Telegraph initially reported that players had been informed of the event’s cancellation, though LIV Golf has not yet issued a formal statement confirming or denying the claim.
Ticket pages that previously displayed grounds and hospitality passes for purchase now display a message stating “The tickets you were looking for are no longer available.” Sky Sports contacted both LIV Golf and The Cardinal at Saint John’s Resort, which was designated as the event’s host venue, requesting comment on the situation.
The development comes despite recent statements from players suggesting preparations were underway. At LIV Golf New York, where Jon Rahm clinched his third successive individual title, player Cameron Smith indicated that competitors had been instructed to prepare for the Michigan event. Smith expressed optimism about the venue, noting positive experiences from a previous year’s tournament in Detroit and praising the golf course and crowd attendance.
The potential cancellation occurs amid broader uncertainty surrounding the league’s financing. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund announced in April that it would cease funding LIV Golf following the 2026 season. LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil announced last week that the league had secured an agreement with a new unnamed lead investor for 2027, with O’Neil indicating the deal was expected to be finalized later in the month pending completion of a signed term sheet.
Meanwhile, tickets for the Indianapolis event, which concludes the individual season, remain available for purchase as scheduled.
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