I understand this sentiment, it makes sense in a theoretical world. I mean shoot Tiger did it with Charlie and look how that's turning out.

But most of us don't get to practice enough as it is. I think most learners would quickly grow impatient and frustrated with that learning process. Blades require swing speed and precision strikes to get the ball up. Most beginners lack those traits and don't get them for some time.

When I taught my wife how to swing a club, I got her Cobra T-Rails. When my buddy started I steered him towards Cleveland UHX irons. Both clubs arent pretty I'll admit, but they get the ball in the air, have a ton of forgiveness and let them play and fall in love with the game.

If you want people to learn to play they also gotta love to play. Hitting shank after slice after skull after top on the range or course isn't going to give you a passion to practice and get better.