Ario:

Please go see a PGA Teaching Pro and take a lesson or two. They can teach you proper fundamentals early.

Honestly focus on ball impact drills. Just like putting the most important part of any golf swing is between your feet or a 3 foot zone. If you can putt, chip, pitch you just need to build consistency on the range with irons. Build a preshot routine that forces you to swing through an impact spot and keep the club on target. To many new golfers just swing. Which is fine but if you want to get better watch some good golfers. They all have a routine of picking a spot in front of the ball and aligning themselves to the target.

Good luck out there! Its a challenging sport but extremely rewarding as you continue to learn and hit great shots.

The goal should be to hit your irons with consistent and clean contact to establish a specific distance you want each iron to travel. Simplify what you really want each club in the bag to do for you and you can focus on flushing a shot instead of crushing it.

take a golf lesson or two from two different golf instructors; as one may not be as accurate

Ario, congratulations on taking up this great game. First step is to have your grip, stance, and posture checked by a PGA pro. Once those are sound, work on ball position to make sure you are striking the ball with a descending blow. You said you struggle with hitting the ball far - this comes down to compressing the ball. You must hit down on the ball with your irons to get distance. Start with punch shots, half swings, and three quarter swings. Make sure you are transferring your weight back to your left side, for right handed golfers. I see a bunch of guys on the range hitting their irons thin because their weight is still on their back foot at impact. Those irons are great - just go to work.

As Hogan said “ dig it out of the dirt.”

Good luck!