question about old clubs

[speedymcfunland]

I am looking into getting my first set of clubs as I posted about a week ago. While I was searching my dad told me he had an old hand me down set so I pulled them out to take a look. The woods are definitely old they are still made of wood at least for the most part. The irons are a full set 2 to PW they are Walter Hagen Ultradyne 2s. The putter is a standard putter I think a brass head. I think the woods and putter might be from from the same set as the irons. Finally the newest club is the driver, a Taylermade burner 10.5 I don't know what year but it is over 6 or 7 years for sure and it looks undersized in comparison to what I've been seeing lately. My questions are these. Are any of these clubs any good or would they make a good first set? Secondly would they be worth selling or could I make enough to maybe buy a newer set?

Thanks

[nykfan4life]

To be honest, learn to play on what you have. When you develop a repeatable swing, thats when I would fork over the money on a new set. Right now you have no clue what kind of clubs you need. Stick with what you have

[Q.Q.Quillume]

I agree with Kramer, I mean nykfan4life.

[wigolffan]

I hate to disagree with the guys above me but it bothers me when people say that. Why if you want to learn the game would you make a hard sport harder by using outdated less forginving equipment? I am not saying buy 1100 dollar set of clubs but a used set of recent irons and last years driver model all told could run you what mabe 400 bucks? money well spent if you ask me. I have seen many people try to learn the game with old sets of clubs and most of them just give up on the game.

[Dent]

I hate to disagree with the guys above me but it bothers me when people say that. Why if you want to learn the game would you make a hard sport harder by using outdated less forginving equipment? I am not saying buy 1100 dollar set of clubs but a used set of recent irons and last years driver model all told could run you what mabe 400 bucks? money well spent if you ask me. I have seen many people try to learn the game with old sets of clubs and most of them just give up on the game.

I agree with wigolffan. Get a cheap set, you can get a good set for around 400 bucks with a driver, and the woods, plus the irons and putter.

[speedymcfunland]

thanks so far I was hoping for some more answers. Does any one know anything about the set I have?