American Classics III Blade

The American Classics III Blade stands alone on our record as a single release, dated to 2005. There is no line to trace across years here, only this one blade carrying the American Classics III edition name forward from whatever came before it in the series.

What we hold is a milled 303 stainless steel head, built to 35 inches, 71 degrees of lie, and 4 degrees of loft, figures that come verified and corroborated rather than pulled from a single source. The maker's page adds a hand-wrapped leather grip, copper inlays for weighting, and lists the 35 inch length as available in a custom left-handed build.

Beyond that, the picture comes from grandslammoments.com's reporting rather than Cameron's own copy. That account describes a single sight dot for alignment, a face milled from soft 303 stainless, a re-designed neck flowing into the head, and a headcover carrying American Classic graphics over an olive, hammered walnut texture, with the grip specifically traced to leather imported from Australia. None of that is confirmed by the maker or by us, and it should be read as one publication's description rather than settled fact.

With only this one entry on file, the arc of the American Classics III Blade is really just this moment, a 2005 blade built around a classic milled shape and dressed in the copper and leather details that marked the edition.