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On 5 April, Maguire made her debut on the LET Access Series at the Terre Blanche Ladies Open at Golf de Terre Blanche in Tourrettes, France where she made the cut and finished in 41st place. On 17 May Maguire achieved her highest placing as a professional with 6th place in the LET Access Series Neuchatel Ladies Championship held at Saint Blaise, Switzerland, with a final total of 224. On 7 November 2019 Maguire retired from professional golf due to a failure to develop a new swing which would allow her to compete at professional levels. Her average drive was 220 yards which left her 40 yards or more behind the professional average. She intends to move into golf management with Modest Golf!.

On 5 June 2018, Maguire turned professional. Both herself and her twin sister Leona Maguire signed to singer Niall Horan's golf management company Modest! Golf and also signed sponsorship deals with Puma, Ping, Allianz and KPMG. She will be based in Scottsdale, Arizona. Maguire made her professional debut on 8 June in the ShopRite LPGA Classic at Galloway, New Jersey, USA where she made the first eagle of her professional career. On 15 June, Maguire made her debut on the Symetra Tour at the Decatur-Forsyth Classic in Decatur, Illinois, USA.

On 18 May, Maguire was honoured as one of only two Duke athletes chosen by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) for the All-American Athletes of the Year for the 2017–18 school year. On 4 July, Maguire was selected for the 2017–18 WGCA All-American Scholars Team which recognises academic excellence as well as athletic excellence, for the third time in her career.

On 24 May Maguire won the Ulster Women's Open Championship at the Royal Belfast Golf Club in Northern Ireland. She registered four match play wins after finishing second in stroke play qualifying with rounds of 76 and 77. On 7 July 2016 she was part of the Ulster team which won the 2016 Ladies Inter-provincial Championship for the second straight year at the Slieve Russell Golf Club in Ballyconnell, County Cavan. On 2 November she helped Duke win the East Lake Cup held at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, beating Washington State in the final.

On 6 July, Maguire was named on the Women's Golf Coaches Association 2015 All-American Scholar Team.

In March, Maguire won the Spanish Ladies Open Amateur Champion in Cádiz and in July she won the European Ladies Amateur Championship at the Noordwijk Golfclub in the Netherlands, becoming the first ever Irish winner. She was chosen along with her sister Leona in the European side which earned a 12–12 draw against the US in the PING Junior Solheim Cup at Knightsbrook in Meath on 21 September. In December, she and her sister Leona were named jointly as the Women's Amateur of the Year at the AIB Irish Golf Writers' awards for 2011.

Maguire played for Great Britain and Ireland in the Curtis Cup in 2010, becoming the second youngest player at the age of 15 ever to represent the side, along with her twin sister Leona who was the youngest by 15 minutes.

On 21 May, Maguire was runner-up to her twin sister Leona in the Lancome Irish Ladies Close Championship at Westport, County Mayo. On 19 July, the positions were reversed when Lisa triumphed over her sister 4 and 3 in the final of the Lancome Irish Girls Close Championship at Mullingar Golf Club. It was the first time in the history of Irish Golf that the Irish Champions of both the Women's and Girls events come from the same family let alone twin sisters. On 26 July, she beat her sister Leona by four shots in the European Young Masters final at Chantilly, France. As a result, both twins were picked for the European Junior Ryder Cup Team which later lost to the US at Olde Stone, Bowling Green, Kentucky on 17 September. In December, she and her sister Leona were named jointly as the Women's Amateur of the Year at the AIB Irish Golf Writers' awards for 2008.

Maguire began her amateur golf career on 17 March 2005 in a competition at Castle Hume golf course in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, playing off a handicap of 36. She was the leading golfer in the Lady Captain’s prize at Castle Hume but winners had to aged 18+ whereas she was only 10 years old so she was ineligible for the prize. She later achieved her first hole-in-one at Dunmurry’s 163-yard 16th hole in the Peggy Nelson Trophy finals. On 13 November she won the Young Masters Golf Junior Series at La Manga in Spain.

Lisa Maguire (born 30 November 1994) is an Irish professional golfer. In 2011, she was ranked as high as 10th in the world on the World Amateur Golf Ranking.