I hear you but all of us eventually end-up with injuries that prevent playing. Look at NFL players....many would love to play but can't. If you want to continue, then find a doc who can advise the long-term prospects.
Have tried physical therapy while laying off the golf for a while? My wife does a lot of computer typing and mousing. Her doctor told her to lay off the golf and go to physical therapy. The physical therapist also showed her how to change her keyboard and mouse setup to relieve her recurring issue.
Have you actually been diagnosed with Carpal Tunnel? I hurt myself on the range one day and my doctor insisted it was Carpal Tunnel. Back then I needed a referral to go to a specialist and I wasn't in the office of my sports ortho 15 seconds when he diagnosed a broken hook-of-hamate bone! I had initially fractured it which led to the constant pain typically associated with Carpal Tunnel until one day it totally broke off. Even knowing what he was looking for the ortho had a very difficult time seeing the break on an x-ray and I had to have other tests done to confirm it (MRI? / CT?) before being referred to a hand specialist for removal of the bone. I chose that as a more permanent solution as opposed to having a pin put in it.
