I don't believe that the original complaint here, is about unlimited play, it appears to be more about flusteration. Any and all of us that have reached legend tier and up, know the grind it takes to lower our averages to tier up. According to the stats, this person needs to play an unlimited amount of times. If you look at the leaders, you very seldom see that they avg. 16 some feet from the flag on approach, and they don't have under an eighty five plus avg. of hitting greens in regulation. The leaderboard show players that have learned the game, paid their dues, and played many thousands of shots. Difference is, they learned how to make the shots that count, or when not to make shots that dont, and make course management work for them. I feel for the poster, as I'm grinding it out too, but have learned to take my bad days in stride, and work harder to make my good days count to my advantage. There are plenty of days that I want to believe in the conspiracy theory, lol, but in looking back, and analyzing, it' , its just me.
Many, many times I've read the better players say, practice, practice, practice, but I'll take my chances at practicing on ranked rounds, and tourneys, if I score well, great! If I don't, oh well.