LIV Golf has announced it will cancel its Team Championships in Michigan and conclude the season early. The decision, made amid speculation, comes after Saudi Arabia withdrew financial backing in April. CEO Scott O'Neil said the league will reimagine itself as a player‑owned, sustainable model and focus resources on the next chapter.

The final event in Indianapolis will double as a team competition. O'Neil highlighted the need to maintain operational rigor during the transition. The league has spent £3.7 bn on contracts, attracting stars like Bryson De Chambeau.

Retaining players is critical; equity will be offered. Rumors suggest Jon Rahm may depart, though his reps have not responded. The Indianapolis show will omit weekend live music, disappointing fans and artists such as Thomas Rhett.

O'Neil expects a new deal by September and envisions growing the game worldwide.