Changing Ball Flight with Shafts

[p1n9183]

After a lot of work this year I improved my swing technique in order to swing faster but with the same effort.
With Driver on the course I went from 104club/153ball/245carry to 111/163/260 
and with 7 iron I went from 86/114/155 to 91/123/170.

I'm currently playing Driver with an x-shaft, and s-shaft with the rest.
Driver is 60 grams, woods and hybrids are 70grams, irons(4 to P) are 115grams and wedges 130grams. 
My current tendency with woods/hybrid/irons is to over-draw the ball, I almost never miss right.
Another issue I'm having is that I'm hitting the ball low with 6..7 iron and really low with 4 and 5. 
That made my 4..5..6 irons to overlap a little, there's only 5..6 yards difference from one to the other,
that's why I took out of the bag the 5 iron and added an extra hybrid (23°) to fill a 25 yards gap between my 4 iron and the 18° hybrid.
Both hybrids have the height I like to go for a green, even the 23° it's on the higher limit so buying a 28° hybrid to replace the 4 iron is not an option, it will balloon to much. 

I love to hit down on the ball with my 8 iron or shorter or my woods/hybrids knowing that the balls is still going to fly high.
I would love to be able to do the same with 7 to 4 iron but currently I'm forced to have a flatter AoA, even positive if the lie allows for it. 

Should I change wood/hybrid/irons shafts to x-stiff? I know that a stiffer shaft should made my missed left a little less bad. Do I have enough speed for this stiffness?
Should I change the shaft of the 4to7 iron to a more lighter one in order to get a little more height/spin? I read about the AMT shafts concept and I would have no problem changing the 6/7 iron for a 95/100 gram shaft, and use a 80gram shaft for the 4 and 5. 
Should I consider graphite shafts?
Would changing the shaft kick help?

 

 

[ChetlovesMer]

1 hour ago, p1n9183 said:

After a lot of work this year I improved my swing technique in order to swing faster but with the same effort.
With Driver on the course I went from 104club/153ball/245carry to 111/163/260 
and with 7 iron I went from 86/114/155 to 91/123/170.

I'm currently playing Driver with an x-shaft, and s-shaft with the rest.
Driver is 60 grams, woods and hybrids are 70grams, irons(4 to P) are 115grams and wedges 130grams. 
My current tendency with woods/hybrid/irons is to over-draw the ball, I almost never miss right.
Another issue I'm having is that I'm hitting the ball low with 6..7 iron and really low with 4 and 5. 
That made my 4..5..6 irons to overlap a little, there's only 5..6 yards difference from one to the other,
that's why I took out of the bag the 5 iron and added an extra hybrid (23°) to fill a 25 yards gap between my 4 iron and the 18° hybrid.
Both hybrids have the height I like to go for a green, even the 23° it's on the higher limit so buying a 28° hybrid to replace the 4 iron is not an option, it will balloon to much. 

I love to hit down on the ball with my 8 iron or shorter or my woods/hybrids knowing that the balls is still going to fly high.
I would love to be able to do the same with 7 to 4 iron but currently I'm forced to have a flatter AoA, even positive if the lie allows for it. 

Should I change wood/hybrid/irons shafts to x-stiff? I know that a stiffer shaft should made my missed left a little less bad. Do I have enough speed for this stiffness?
Should I change the shaft of the 4to7 iron to a more lighter one in order to get a little more height/spin? I read about the AMT shafts concept and I would have no problem changing the 6/7 iron for a 95/100 gram shaft, and use a 80gram shaft for the 4 and 5. 
Should I consider graphite shafts?
Would changing the shaft kick help?

 

 

There are a lot of questions here.
Instead of unpacking them all. I'm going to suggest you spend some time playing with your new swing speed. 

Unless you feel your current sticks are too ill-fitted, which they don't seem to be, I'd keep what you have and get used to the new speed. 
Then I'd suggest you track your stats and either get with a swing coach or at least build up a film library before making any equipment changes. 

That is unless you just want new sticks; In which case go for it. I love shiny things. 

[saevel25]

Go get fitted and asks those questions to a person who is an expert.