FALMOUTH — Mark Plummer shot a 1-under par 71 Wednesday at the Falmouth Country Club to win the Maine Senior Amateur golf championship.

Plummer finished the two-day tournament at even par, following his 73 Tuesday at The Woodlands.

Mark Plummer of Manchester greets a fan after making a putt during the first round of the Charlie's Maine Open last month. Plummer won the Maine Senior Amateur on Wednesday. Staff file photo by Andy Molloy

Manchester native Mark Plummer tips his hat after winning the Maine Senior Amateur on Wednesday at the Falmouth Country Club. Portland Press Herald photo by Shawn Patrick Ouellete

Manchester native Mark Plummer tips his hat after winning the Maine Senior Amateur on Wednesday at the Falmouth Country Club. Portland Press Herald photo by Shawn Patrick Ouellete

It was Plummer’s fifth state senior title, the last coming in 2012.

Defending champion Ron Dery finished second, two shots back, with a 73 both days.

Plummer had a one-shot lead and opened the door with a bogey on the par-3 16th. But Dery also bogeyed the hole. Dery then bogeyed the par-5 17th, allowing Plummer to coast in.

Daniel Falcone finished three strokes back in third, and Tom Bean was fourth at plus-4.

First-round leader Cash Wiseman shot a 77 Wednesday to finish plus-5, tied with Mike Nowak.

This story will be updated.