After telling myself I wouldn't, I ended up going for an iron fitting. They are doing free fittings in September as a Ryder Cup promo so figured it wouldn't hurt to find out, iron fittings are usually £50.
We hit Mizuno JPX925 forged and pro, Srixon ZXi5 and Callaway Apex Ai200. As you can tell by the teaser pic above, it was Callaway that won out, and quite comprehensively as well. Handily, my phone accidentally connected to their trackman and linked to my app so I have all the shots from the fitting saved to my app and could see clearly where the Ai200 improved on my Aerojets.
JPX925
ZXi5
Ai200
My Aerojet
Spin rates, descent angles both improved as well and my miss strikes performances much better as well (they were removed from the numbers just to get a consistent baseline).
I didn't initially intend to buy there and then, and duly didn't. I got home and had a look at Callaways website and found that they had the Ai200 in the set makeup I was fitted for (5-AW) in the shaft I was fitted for (Dynamic Gold Mid 100 stiff) but they had them in an amazing looking finish exclusive to Callaway direct, and they had 20% off on their exclusives range which made it cheaper than I was quoted. So I pulled the trigger.
Callaway Apex Ai200 brushed copper. 1 of just 50 sets of brushed copper Apex available in Europe across all models. They look stunning, the finish is outrageous in person, retro Callaway logo on the toe, retro style Golf Pride Victory swing rite grips in a black and copper finish.
Hit the range with them yesterday, not my favourite range, quite the opposite but it is the closest (the balls are awful and feels like hitting rocks). Still felt great, if they can make those balls feel great and fly well then they'll be amazing on course, as I'd expect having been fitted for them.
So I've accidentally revamped my entire bag, except putter and wedges which have no need to change.