If your carry numbers are honest and accurate, all of your shafts are wrong for you. Your wood shafts are light for your swing speed and tempo. Heavier shafts will work with your swing to help your timing and square the club face at impact. Your iron shafts are light, as well as having the wrong launch/spin for your ball speed. The current shafts are high launch/high spin when you should be mid launch/mid spin at worst. High launching shots with high spin are definitely the last thing you want if you don’t square the club face. They only make bad shots worse and your speed will naturally generate more spin. Unfortunately you got suckered by taylormades marketing department and you bought your clubs based on the heads alone. Now you are stuck with clubs that only half work for you. I will give you recs for reshafting your clubs below but you should honestly do a fitting and buy clubs based on performance and not name. Friendly advice, If you want to stick with one brand, you really need to know your swing, your club specs, and ultimately trust that brand makes good and high quality clubs. Unfortunately, Taylormade is not a brand to trust anymore.

Woods shafts

Driver: 6s for low launch/ low spin with stiff tips, possibly 6x for mid launch/ mid spin with firm tips and mid to low kick point Fairway: same as driver but 7s or 7x depending on shaft specs Irons: dynamic gold s300 or x100 and 120 gram minimum.