You did not say what flex your TTDG shafts are but for me the stiffer the shaft the lower the ball trajectory. You will need to try hitting some AP2s with a stiffer shaft to see if that would help and not lose distance. Also you may want to play the ball back just a hair from where you are playing them now and play with a slightly closed stance to promote a draw. A draw will give you a few extra yards over a fade. I don't usually hit a ball this way but if I need to keep a ball low, I do not shift my weight on the back swing and keep my arms on the follow through low. I use this swing to stay under tree branches, etc.

DRoss I can definately relate to high ball flight. I'm 6'2" with 37" arms and I hit it very high as well. When I was newer to the game I struggled with this immensely. The last thing you want to do is try to hit the ball harder into a headwind. Take more club and swing easy, at least 1 more club for every 10mph of wind. An easy way to figure the wind is to take some grass, hold it out at shoulder length, every 10ft it travels when you release it will constitute about 10mph of wind. Sometimes you may have to hit a 4 iron from 160 if your into a very strong wind. Par is a good score when your hitting into a strong headwind. Use it to your advantage off the tee downwind. Forget the driver, use the 3 wood. You won't believe how far you can hit it! My 3 wood usually carries 235 off the tee, Ive hit it 290 downwind several times. Don't worry about distance off the irons, distance control is much more important. I've hit 5 iron into the wind where my opponent hit 7, but I don't let that bother me. Especially when I end up inside of him!