In doing some quick research myself, I heard 5' 10" tends to be the average.
Here's an add on: I'm 6' 4" do they sell beginner club sets for my height?
-TB
The ideal length of your Golf clubs actually depends on both your height AND the length of your arms. In order to correctly identify the length that you need, you need stand upright and measure the distance from your wrist to the floor. I'm 6'1" and measure 38" from wrist to floor. My clubs are 1" longer than standard.
As for the 2nd question, I don't think you'll find any clubs that fit you correctly on the shelf as all I've ever seen are standard length and lie. Being 6'4" you'll likely need something longer than standard but can have them custom built at most golf shops. Changing the length generally costs about $10/club but it'll keep you from developing bad habits from using clubs that are too short. Another option (and probably cheaper) would be to find a used set that is already longer than standard.
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Well that depends on your height. The standard measurement for the proper club length uses your height and the "wrist-to-floor" distance. With this measurement and your height, you can determine the correct club length for you. For example, Male Height - 6.0' Wrist to Floor - 36" Your club length should be +.25 " longer than standard length. If you visit a golf shop they should be able to help properly measure your length.
you should probably be 5 foot 5 inches at least to play with men's. However, if you are, say 5foot 3 inches and have a swing speed of at least 70mph, then you could definitely consider them.
If you have used junior clubs, you should start using ladies clubs once they have grown out of them, as they will fill the gap between juniors and mens.