Depending on conditions most probably a 4i or 5i for me

I've always been a strong long iron player, 200-210 is my stock 4-iron, still hit them pretty well. Hybrids are just eye candy for me, the Titleist are super hot when you swing shallow like I do, I can't predict how far they go. I carry Driver, 4-wood (16.5), then a 4-PW stock set. There is a gap in there, but I work around it with a sawed off 4-wood cut.

220 is a TSi2 5W for me and I have a TSi2 4 hybrid as my 200 club

I have a TSi2 7 wood and hybrids. I like them both, but I prefer to play my 21 degree hybrid. It's more versatile and I hit it more consistently.

7 wood.

If I am answering the question based upon your yardage and the club options, I would say depends on what you are more comfortable with. Does one launch higher than the other? Do you use one more off a tee for position?

Answering the question for me, 200-220 is a 4-6 iron but depending on what I want to do with the shot. 6 iron is stock at 195, 220 is a soft 4 iron. My 4 iron is a U505. Hybrids are not for me. I have Driver, 3w, 5w then my U505 then a T200 5 iron. Gapping is good. On tight driving holes where I need a fairway finder, I either go 5w or 4iron.

I would lean toward the wood than hybrid but that is my choice. You have to find what works best for you and your game. It might be you like both but depending on the day, course setup you toggle between the 2.

Depending on all conditions, my stock 205 shot is a 5 iron. 220 would be a hard 4 or cut 3 iron.

Feel like the hybrid flight has more feel whereas 7w was swing and hope