Just go get fitted, we could all take a guess but it won't be right

This will draw a common refrain - find a Titleist-certified fitter and have that person work with you. With hundreds of shaft combinations and in metal woods/hybrids that have different heads for different types of golfers, anyone can only guess what might work for you. Titleist gears their sales to individual clubs as opposed to sets at major retailers. Using no-upcharge shafts, 6 irons are the same price per club as an 8 club set at a box retailer. Getting fit, you will be much happier with the results than either buying off the rack or looking at a catalog and empirically selecting a set.

As a (not so) special needs golfer (old and LH) there isn't one club in my set that is off the rack. Thankfully I have a fitter that fits clubs to me and not vice-versa.

Maybe blades with a stiff/x shaft. Have you tried the avx or pro v1 they both have a lower flight.

Best bet go get fitted.