DiMarco said he laid up because he was on a downhill lie and had either a 3 wood or a 2 iron in...he felt that if he crushed a 2 iron and reached the green there would be no way the ball stays on, and laying up to 85 yards, perfect L wedge distance, was a better play. Very similar to David Toms in the PGA at Atlanta a couple years ago. And he was right, he laid up, stuffed a wedge, and made birdie, just like Toms. So, it's hard to criticize a guy for knowing his game and the shot at hand and making a good decision. In fact, after all these years, I think it's time that people give Chip Beck the benefit of the doubt for his famous lay-up at 15...the players know their own games and the demands of the shot better than the pundits in the booth or the fans at home.