High Handicapper club question

[ThomasTedder]

To give a little context to my question I'll briefly explain my golfing skills. I shoot about 65-70 in 9 holes so I guess my handicap is ~70? I'm not really sure how that is calculated. I have probably played about 20 games of golf in my life spaced over the last 15 years. It's very enjoyable to me and I want to start playing more so I think I should buy some newer clubs. Most of my clubs came in a set from Walmart about 7-8 years ago. They are Dunlop. The 6-p, however, is a System Q. A guy I worked with a long time ago helped me put the heads on my Dunlop shafts, but I don't remember where they came from. They are wide at the bottom and kind of hollow shaped. Like a |__|. I hit those well (by my standards). I want to replace the rest of my iron heads with something easy to hit now. I have been looking at the GolfWorks website and it looks like good stuff. I am considering the KE4 and the Glider. What do you uys think?

[Shindig]

I want to replace the rest of my iron heads with something easy to hit now. I have been looking at the GolfWorks website and it looks like good stuff. I am considering the KE4 and the Glider. What do you uys think?

I've recently begun test driving a few GolfWorks clubs, largely out of my desire to get into club building (as a hobby; I'm not changing professions). I haven't tried the Gliders, but Maltby himself plays the Glider-Xs, so I imagine they're good clubs. I've been giving the KE4s a try, in part due to that they have a great cost and allow me to experiment very easily with swing weight. I think they feel pretty good and I know they're plenty forgiving. I know I've hit a few bad shots on the course with them that should have put me in trouble, and I instead was left with a good look at birdie. Plus, GolfWorks has their "free custom assembly" (for club packs) offer going on now, and they're packaged with FST shafts - not a bad choice. By the way, read up on how handicaps are calculated: http://golf.about.com/cs/handicapping/a/howcalculated.htm