Tauranga's Josh Geary walked off the final green at the Fiji International exhausted after his 36th competitive round in 40 days.
"This was my sixth week on the road now," Geary, 30, said. "I got here and my body clock was a bit out. It is tough when you get to a course that just demands all of your mental strength, and you are almost zapped in a way.
"After not having had any coaching or doing much practice in the last six weeks, just playing every day, it will be good to have a wee break and re-focus. I have three weeks off now before I play again."
Geary, who has won three times on the China Tour this year, finished in a tie for 15th after he held the first-round lead.
"I played good the first day but didn't hit the ball all that great. The second day it kind of showed a little more and I got punished. I had a really bad start and then played good for most of the round and that eighth hole got me.