You need to measure the distance from your wrist to the ground with your arm limp and relaxed. This measurement with your height you can determine the appropriate shaft length by using the chart on this page http://www.bestbuygolfsupply.com. I strongly suggest having a qualified professional fit you for some clubs. Most places the sell clubs have the ability to fit you with cubs as a service to you for buying clubs from them.
The best thing to do is go to the manufactures websites and find out when the next Demo Day is in your area. Go to as many as you can and have them fit you. You may need longer clubs, but the odds are upright a few degrees should be enough. You have to be careful when you make them longer. I don't care for the way Ping irons look but the people who do the club fitting on demo days are the best. Ping is the only company I can say that about. Before you have someone make you a club, hit some balls before you seal the deal. Don't let someone say order upright and you will hit it better, ask them where you can find one you can hit to make sure.
