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Often used in the same context:
bluffer,
geezer,
laddie,
handicapper,
sandbagger,
grumbler,
lunk,
nincompoop,
socialiser,
golfing,
niblick,
whippersnapper,
codger,
chap,
nitpicker,
hombre,
gent,
mashie niblick,
old codger,
punster,
oldster,
prat,
plodder,
greenkeeper,
minigolf,
chappy,
schnook,
twitterer,
practicer,
bumpkin,
blighter,
golfers,
chappie,
flatterer,
blockhead,
haggler,
deerstalker,
pedant,
sluggard,
lotus eater,
schmo,
jackanapes,
prevaricator,
mashie,
raker,
twitcher,
ulsterman,
oenophile,
ponce,
ironist,
curmudgeon,
berk,
tosser,
pillock,
beardie,
dullard,
daydreamer,
mudder,
schmoe,
philanderer,
sexagenarian,
seadog,
imbiber,
braggart,
lecher,
cynic,
grouch,
masochist,
holer,
schmuck,
greenskeeper,
skirt chaser,
flaneur,
englishman,
aberdonian,
oul,
boozehound,
crustiest,
greg norman,
fairways,
prig,
misanthrope,
stripling,
coot,
ditherer,
buckaroo,
knave,
globetrotter,
yobbo,
dimwit,
lad,
fox hunter,
bloke,
grump,
balata,
male chauvinist pig,
ignoramus,
poltroon,
yins,
boor,
blunderer,
wino,
fool,
idiot,
idiots,
fools,
simpleton,
dunce,
imbecile,
dolt,
coward,
humbug,
booby,
dupe,
jackass,
sot,
bounder,
cowards,
fake
More general:
clumsy person
Also try:
— Adjectives for duffer:
old,
such,
little,
poor,
awful,
hopeless,
dear,
young,
silly,
big,
veriest,
more...
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