It would be more beneficial to you to capitalize on the positive things you did on the golf course as opposed to the ones that are not attainable just yet. With constant self-affiliation of your sometimes slow progress, you will find that you have a tendency to achieve your goals more quickly. The sole reason is that you are starting to develop self-confidence. My suggestion is to pat yourself on the back every now and then and remember Rome wasn't built in a day. Keep it up.
Reality is a key.
With proper assessment of your goals, you will find that your progress is far more rewarding than your belief that you can master this game. I will be bold and say that there will never be a master of golf. I believe you can have success in golf if you are realistic in your approach. I encourage you to sit down with your local PGA golf professional, set up a practice schedule and be true to yourself about what you can really accomplish. It can happen.