Offered here is a rare "Scott" Cameron early hand made blade with green snow stamped on the flange.

Vog says: When I saw my first Cameron putters in 1992, they were "Scott Cameron" putters - the name he used on his early putters he made by hand. Eventually as his business grew, starting in 1991, he no longer had the time to craft every putter head using his Bridgeport vertical mill, and then handshape it on a griding and buffing wheel. He started having heads crafted on a CNC (computer numerically controlled) mill machine-and he decided he would use the name "Scotty" on them. I've probably owned more Scott Cameron putters than virtually any other collector and this is an unusual one because of its green snow. Many of Cameron's early hand made putters had "snow" on the flange, dots punched in the metal and paint filled, normally with white or gold paint-designed to reduce glare off the head. In 33 years of collecting, I've seen exactly 7 with green paint fill - and this is one of them. David Levine and I included one in our book, The Art of Putting, the Scotty Cameron story, one that David named "The Emerald City." It's likely an early tour putter, circa 1990 or 1991, before Scotty had his owned branded grips - this one has a Danny Edwards Royal generic grip, one of the grips he used in the early 1990's.

Length is 35", Danny Edwards royal grip, red NOS Milled Putters headcover, condition is used 8.0/10 with some sole scratches and other signs of wear

Certificate of Authenticity from Scotty Cameron