Part of a lengthy LIV Golf statement on Monday read: "With LIV Golf Indianapolis serving as the final event of the season, the previously scheduled Aramco LIV Golf Michigan, originally set for August 27-30, at The Cardinal at Saint John's Resort, will not take place."
As of last Thursday, tickets for LIV Golf's Team Championship event in Michigan could no longer be purchased on its official website amid reports it had been cancelled, while star player Tyrrell Hatton entered a DP World Tour event on the same dates.
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The Telegraph reported a day earlier that LIV's players had been told of its cancellation. However nothing was confirmed by the league itself until Monday.
England's Hatton appeared on the latest version of the entry list for the British Masters, which also runs from August 27-30, live on Sky Sports.
Hatton is joined on the entry list by fellow LIV players Tom McKibbin and Adrian Meronk, with the trio set to tee it up at The Belfry, where the tournament is being hosted by Sir Nick Faldo.
Prior to its cancellation, former Open champion Cameron Smith had said he would be "disappointed" if the Indianapolis event did not go ahead.
LIV's future into 2027 remains in doubt.
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced in April it would be ending its financing of the league at the conclusion of the 2026 season, leaving LIV Golf searching for new investors.
League CEO Scott O'Neil announced earlier this month that the league had reached an agreement with a new unnamed 'lead investor' to provide funding for the 2027 season.
O'Neil said the deal was set to be finalised later this month but added the new investor had "signed a term sheet".
