If I were you I'd make some changes;
Z Ball, it gives you more than enough spin.
Taylor irons - great
Putter - great
With the Taylor Made wedge sitting at 125 yard distance I'd ditch the Cleveland 115 yard lob. The Taylor Wedge punches 108 yards in all likelihood 111-113 with top spin.
Keep the 100 and 80 yard Clevelands. The 100 punches 84, the 80 punches 68. I would then add either the Ping 60 yard lob or the Taylor Made Z Satin 50 yard lob. My own preference is the 50 yard lob as it is so versatile from 20 - 50 yards in.
With that your wedges at 100% full or punch cover the following distances;
125,108,100,84,80,68,50 & 41.
There's a bit of a gap between 68 yards and 50 yards but choking down on the 68 yard punch will cover that. Keeping the Cleveland 115 wedge would mean your wedges at 100% full and punch cover the following distances;
125,115,108,100, 98, 84, 80 & 68. That leaves you very exposed from 60 yards in and it is over these distances that you need to be able to scramble to avoid dropping shots.
Both woods I'd bin. The 280 R9 and Ping i15 3 wood have very different meter speeds from each other and with your irons and wedges, albeit to a lesser extent.
Get yourself the R11 driver and 3 Wood, same meter speed as each other and closer to the meter speed of the irons and wedges. They are also much easier to hit consistently and the 3 wood lands softer on the greens than the Ping i15 3 wood.
That's how I set up and it works for me, there are many variables that work well for other players. Hopefully you can follow my logic though.