duffer
/ˈdʌfər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is unskilled or incompetent in a particular activity or field.
“The team’s new player was initially considered a duffer but eventually proved himself to be a valuable asset.”
2. noun
A person who is considered to be of low social class or status.
“The duffer who walked into the high-end restaurant stood out among the other patrons.”
3. adjective
Poor or unskilled at a particular activity or field.
“He was a bit of a duffer at tennis, but he was determined to improve his skills.”