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duffer

[duhf-er] / ˈdʌf ər /




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The jeers were meant to pressure the European duffers to the point where they couldn’t perform.

From The Wall Street Journal

He still a path to the right green after taking relief, only to look like a duffer down at the local muni when he chunked a wedge into the water.

From Seattle Times

Under a new proposal aimed at reining in distance, the game’s best golfers might soon be forced to use different equipment than weekend duffers and other amateur players.

From Washington Post

Rogue waves chased duffers off the oceanside 14th hole at Monterey Peninsula Golf Club, which sits just behind Pebble.

From Washington Post

Can you explain the basics of how a catch share program works and how it duffers from other ways of managing fisheries?

From Salon