Pro Line Archery Lanes

What a great experience. Very friendly staff that are willing to help you out. Great for newbees like me and my husband but they also have professionals and experts. The price was also great and better then any of the other places around. They even have snacks and coffee.

This is my husband and I’s event every weekend now! The price for shooting your own bow is only $ 10 for one to two hours. The people are very friendly and they don’t rush to provide your orders and questions about archery and bows. I just recently bought my beginner’s bow from this place and I love it so much. Make sure you come at around 3pm on a Saturday though because a lot of people are already waiting to come in as soon as they open at 1. :)
I recommend this Archery place for those who live in the city. It is around 40 – 45 mins drive but it is so worth it.

Hidden gem in South Queens, My only other experience has been with Queens Archery, and Pro Line is definitely more friendly and welcoming. If you never shot before, do not fret; the staff here will give you the full tour and introduction with your rental of 2 hours ($ 20). If you have shot before, you can spend the whole day there for only $ 13. They do repairs on the spot and also sell all the essentials. Everything is reasonably priced and the crowd is friendly. It can get crowded; I usually stop by on a Weekday evening and I have no problem pinning a target on the wall.
There are candy bars and coffee for sale, pretty clutch.
Street parking outside, never an issue for me.

The best archery range and pro-​shop I’ve ever been to. All the staff are extremely helpful, take time for all customers no matter how busy the place is. Great prices and selections… Im a definite fan of this place!

I’ve been coming to Pro Line for about 6 months regularly now, and I have to say, I like it a lot more than I expected to when I came for the first time.
It was just obscenely busy the day I first chose to go, and couldn’t get a hold of anyone to talk about potentially purchasing a compound bow. I did get to rent/​shoot a recurve for the first time which was cool (I sucked).
Since then, I’ve purchased my own compound bow, and probably make it out here an average of 2x a week to shoot. The staff (Cowboy, Neal, Guy, Joe) are all extremely helpful when you have any questions, or need a form tip, or are considering purchasing an accessory, etc… They provide the type of customer service that you would want from a place that you may end up frequenting.
If you’re coming for the first-​time, and want to rent/​try out shooting, I’d suggest going on a Monday/​Wednesday night, as it’ll likely be less busy. Even on a packed night however, they still manage to run a tight ship and you’ll definitely have a blast and get the chance to take plenty of shots.

I was amazed at how good the staff was with first timers. I was hesitant to go but felt completely welcomed the minute I walked in. The rental prices are very reasonable and staff is super friendly. There will be people there who are experts but don’t let them intimidate you. It doesn’t matter if you get a bullseye or not, everyone’s basically shooting for fun. Just follow the rules they tell you in the beginning and everything will be fine. Try not to bring a lot of things inside because there’s noone to watch the stuff while you’re shooting. The staff was nice enough to hold onto my bag behind the counter. Had so much fun! Will definately go again.

I tried my first archery lessons/​practice here. We did have some trouble finding a parking spot since it is street parking and or neighborhood parking only.
I am not a fitness fan so it did take some time for me to walk up three (?) or so set of stairs.
I went on a Tuesday night and I was the only person that did not have any prior experience and trust me, people can tell. I did not know how to do anything and even with the instructor helping, I had to have someone constantly direct me. Most of the people there had not only their own archery bows but also cool outfits?
I was very embarrassed to be so bad at shooting and taking forever to aim. This was my issue and for most of the time no one minded. But knowing me, someone did have a problem and seemed annoyed I was doing it «wrong». Whatever, I guess I have to ignore the criticism.
I did have a great companion who urged me on and told me he was worse his first time. It’s definitely a quiet place where people are always concentrating. I say it’s ultimately fun and cheap way to spend a few hours.
My advice, don’t be scared and take a friend with you. Don’t listen to the mean folks complaining and just have fun. But be safe!

Came here & got to try archery for the first time. Did my best. The staff is very good with first timers & gave me some guidance, though it definitely wasn’t a lot of hand-​holding. I managed to get some shots into the target & not be completely horrible at it. More experienced archers were also polite & didn’t make you feel bad for not being good.
They definitely put a premium on safety so that should make you feel really good. From what I can tell, it’s much easier to get to if you have access to a car.