Queball915
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- Jan 29, 2014
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I do agree with you but I've been playing for about 3 1/2 years and was at a single digit handicap for a while. I knew it was something I was good at and wanted to commit myself to seeing how good I can become. I was diagnosed with a rare kidney disorder about 4 years ago which is causing me to be discharged from the military. I can no longer continue my goal of special operations training or put my body through intense workouts or even high paced sports anymore. So golf is all I have. I don't expect to be on tour but I need something to be passionate about since my life has been flipped upside down. Having that kind of goal keeps me going. So to me it's more than a game.. That's just my 2 cents and just wanted to express why I take it seriously.. But you are right I need to keep it enjoyable.Don't give up! Maybe take a break but you'll figure it out eventually. It has to be fun, if it gets to the point where you hate playing, then maybe look for something else. We are not here to make a living at golf, very few are. It's supposed to be a distraction from other things, for inner peace, enjoyment, hookers and blow!
Why beat yourself up because a little white ball refuses to co-operate with your expectations of where it is supposed to go?!!