Andy...admit it...you've got March Basketball Madness in your blood, (or Baseball's Spring Training fever) and that's why you need to take a break for awhile. We all get that at this time of year...it will pass in a few weeks and you'll be back at WGT...we can all only hope!
I've been in WGT less than 3 months...and like many (including yourself) I'm addicted to it. That could be bad...because addicts can't have a "life" outside what they are addicted to. So just take some time off...and come back as strong as ever. Are you allowed to come back in and start your adventure all over again as a Hack/Starter? Wouldn't that be a humbling experience for all of us...to actually go back to our roots.
Whenever I play matches with those ranked lower than I...first I thank them for not being afraid to accept a match with someone ranked higher than they are. Then I remember where I came from and ask them if it's alright to make "helpful" suggestions along the way as we play. Not just suggestions about their play...but suggestions about what I'm about to do with my shot, and what I need to consider in trying to make that shot. In other words, at that point it's not the win/loss..or score that matters, it's the "helpfulness" (or at least the attempt of being helpful) that matters.
I looked at your profile...and you are for real (that is one of the real "gifts" to WGT...and humanity). If you do leave WGT...may I suggest (if you have the time) not so much the gifting of equip to others...but leave your legacy impact by writing down your thoughts about what golf/WGT has meant to you. What tips can you pass along to the rest of us to make our WGT journey as enjoyable as possible. What did you do right? Where did you stumble? How did you improve? What aspect of the game did you work the hardest at? How do you get better? What computer tipscan you offer? What equipment worked best for you at various stages of your career? etc., etc. etc.
This could probably end up as a best seller book...but I'd be inerested in hearing about what you have to say? May I sum it up by just saying, "Andy...you're the MAN". Good luck with the 4 things you look forward to (as mentioned in a prior POST above). As a prior runner (I was not that bad in my prime), the knees don't last forever...be a runner for as long a your knees stay healthy. Running gives you a "high" and actually may be better for you than sex (but don't give that up either...cause it doesn't last forever either)!