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approproiate draw weight for beginner to compound bows?

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I'm a beginner to the world of archery, 21 year male. I'm a novice recurve bow archer, and have limited experience with a 35lb traditional bow. I'm looking to get a compound bow for target shooting and hunting. I've found a few people selling some great used bows, and have found a 2017 PSE Drive R for an absolute bargain. However, this bows lowest draw weight is 50lbs. Would you guys say this is okay? Or am I at risk of injuring myself and should I keep on looking for another bow that can be drawn at lesser of a weight. For some more info, I'm slightly taller than average height and weigh around 150lb

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