[iceleliewBync]

I know exactly what you mean. I reached that point at least a month ago, if not longer. I decided that it wasn't fun sucking anymore, and I've sucked at this game for all 16 years I've played it. But, anytime I take a break, I usually come back and play well, as well as I can anyway, for a bit before the demons come right back in. I've decided that I'm taking off until father's day, when I'm supposed to play with both of my brothers for the first time in 6 years, but I may extend it through the summer. My problem is that even though I know I'm not gonna play any, I'm still constantly thinking about what I might have been doing wrong and how I might be able to fix it. But, since I've never had a lesson, and am not one to really take lessons, I just continue to guess. But, this time I'm gonna try to put the game out of my head entirely. Already had the wife block golf channel and the only tournament I'm going to watch is going to be the US Open. Then, we'll see how I feel come that weekend. If I'm still not feeling it, I will let them go on without me and I will continue the hiatus. Lucky for me, I now have a bike that I will be riding more and more and have a few other things to do with the family for the next month or so. Hopefully, that will fill up enough time that I can stop worrying about it and come back totally refreshed.