Launch monitor, launch monitor, launch monitor.

Please don't take this as rude or condescending because it isn't how I mean it to sound (tone doesn't carry over text very well) but how are we, people over the Internet who know nothing about your swing, supposed to know if one club is better for you than another? All clubs today are manufactured at the maximum springiness, so both clubs have the potential for the same distance -- i.e. one club is not significantly longer than another, not if they are both USGA conforming.

Secondly, people can tell you their own personal experiences with each, but how does that help you? Just like we don't know your swing, you don't know anything about ours. This is why reviews are useful to read about products, but golf is such an individual game that you do not know how a club will perform until you get it in your own hands.

So, back to my first line. If you go to a launch monitor, you can compare them side-by-side and see which really is better for your swing. That way you have hard data that comes directly from you.