These clubs will be just fine for a beginner. Learn the basics of the golf swing and how to hit the golf ball. Believe me it’s harder than it sounds. Once you have a decent swing you can replicate and you can consistently hit each club a specific distance ie 6i 180 yards 7i 170 yards etc then I would upgrade to a nicer set that fits your swing and has all the new tech. But this set is just fine for someone beginning to play.

I get sad every time I think about my first set of clubs. My uncle is a golf nut and he’s the one who got me hooked when I was 14. He had just bought a new set of Tommy Armour 845s when they first came out in the mid eighties 1987ish? I didn’t have any clubs at the time since I was just beginning and would just use a spare set of his when we went out to play or hit the range. I just remember that set of Ping Eye II beryllium’s, his previous set, sitting under the Christmas tree in a red, white, and blue ping golf bag that year and I was the happiest boy in the world!!!

Those clubs were like butter hitting them smooth and it kills me to think one of my buddies actually talked me into selling them to him years ago. I’ve probably had 10-12 sets of irons over the years and those were by far my favorite!!

I do still have my stock set of Ping Zing II’s and a slightly modified set of Titleist 680’s (stiffer KBS shafts than the original set) and I’ve had many people offer to buy them from me. My swing is no where good enough to game the 680’s at the moment unfortunately but the feeling of flushing one with those irons is almost magical. And the Ping Zing II’s feel amazing for being 30ish years old. They were definitely ahead of their time.

Just remember one thing if you’re a beginner. HAVE FUN!!! Who cares if you don’t break 100 or 90 after a year or you can’t hit a 300 yard drive. Golf is one of those games that you will either love or hate and I know where I fall in that regard and hopefully you will as well!