The standard length for a women’s golf driver is about 43 inches, which is one inch shorter than men's clubs. "Petite" or "junior" clubs are another inch shorter than standard women's clubs. Height is an important determinant: We need to consider the height. Unless the swing speed is adequate, the golf ball will not have the correct flight. If you are (as a female golfer) above five feet in height, the club should generally be about 43 inches in length. If you are nine inches above 5 feet, then you must add another one inch to the club’s length. For a lady golfer between 5'7" and 6'1", the distance from the floor to the wrist should be about 34 to 37 inches, and she may use the standard 43 inches length irons. If the height is between 5'2" and 5 feet, then the distance should approximately be 27 to 29 inches. Less than 4 feet, the distance should be 25 inches, and so 2 inches must get subtracted from 43 inches.