being a fairly avid golfer, I suggest going out the shops such golf and tennis world and just hit them in the cage. Most driving ranges also will let you rent and try out clubs. for ~500, look for set of used Ping G3, old Callaway X14's or Taylor made 300's or Firesoles. Good irons cavity backs that are very easy to hit and will not frustrate you to no end like a set of blades. I say just use your irons, perfect your swing and then start looking into woods and drivers. a bad swing will be magnified by longer clubs.
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Originally Posted by iop9000
Thanks for all your suggestions, i always value the X5world family inputs...you'll never know who's posting.. 
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