Went to the pro shop today, Justin was awesome, very knowledgeable and helpful, definetly will be…read moreback. Bought two new bowling balls and even watched us throw a couple before drilling them to make sure he knew our techniques first. More happy customers. Strongly recommend.

Justin is everything you want from a pro shop operator: knowledgable, patient, and kind. The pro…read moreshop is fully strocked with well over a dozen balls and a huge variety of shoes, bags, and accessories. If you have any bowling needs, go to Action Prop Shop and talk to Justin; you won't regret it!

I went in to buy some replacement cleats for an old pair of FootJoys. He did not have the cleats…read morebut spent time searching online until he found them for me. He also spent time listening to and answering my questions about putter grips and hybrid clubs. Great service

I want to second all of the positive reviews and comments in previous posts. Including Ace Pro Golf…read moreShop prices are exactly the same as anywhere else but you get a personalized fitting. Importantly, I will add that I'm a 62 yo female who had the exact same experience as everyone else who reviewed so encourage anyone who may feel intimidated for any reason to set that aside and just go. Dave is passionate about golf, determined to get you the right fit, and takes a huge amount of time loaded with patience to ensure you are satisfied but also that he is satisfied. Case in point: After buying a new set of 7-UW irons several months ago, I came back to get fitted for a new driver (to match my gorgeous new irons, so I thought...). After 2 hours of watching me hit balls, analyzing my swing, and throwing in a lot of great coaching, he kindly and gently advised to work on my swing (apparently a driver swing is completely different than with an iron. Who knew?) and see if I can correct some of my inconsistencies. To be fair, I'm coming back to golf after a 5 year hiatus and 3 joint replacement surgeries, so I'm a mess. However, Dave ended saying he would not feel comfortable selling me a $500-700 driver that may not give me the best performance (because of my swing). That was after 2 hours of his full attention. If that doesn't convince you to go to Dave, I'm not sure what will. And, yes, his mom is the absolute sweetest.

I came in with odd requests, colorful strings for my daughter and a wooden racket that needed a…read moretraditional 1970's stringing. The service was impeccable. The owner was polite, accommodating, and very helpful with suggestions that matched what we weee hoping for. The prices are spot on and all in all this is a great deal. I'm happy I went to string it and I'll be back for any future racket needs!!

Needed to get a racquet restrung so I looked up places in the area and landed on this shop. He…read moreresponded promptly on Facebook when I inquired about restringing. I dropped off my racquet right before the store closed at 7pm and it was ready for pickup the next day. The store is pretty small but they have a lot of different racquets (tennis and pickleball), along with tons of balls as well. The new strings plus restringing cost $35 and the service was amazing, highly recommend!

Sang is an amazing PSO and is one of the best in Chicago. My girlfriend and I have been been going…read moreto Pinnacle for a few years now and will still go to Sang for balls and drilling even after moving to Hyde Park. Go visit Sang even just to say hi! He's friendly and will always take the time to chat, even though he's one of the hardest working PSOs out there

I've known Sang for many years and his bowling equipment knowledge along with his outstanding…read morecustomer service is excellent. I skipped bowling for 2 years but Sang got me hooked up with a league at Habetler bowl so I am forever grateful toward him. He is truly honest with his advice and suggestions. Joe Corna

Amazing, Tennis Company. These guys have it all going. Good product good customer service…read more Easy to deal with so helpful. Highly recommend them.

Very helpful employees. Gave great advice and spent time with us to explain the difference in…read moreracquets. Would certainly recommend to others.

very knowledgeable. Excellent craftsmanship. Wide range of parts and supplies. Great place to…read morelearn rod-building.

the most knowledgeable person in the business , I highly recommend this guy to anyone who has…read moreproblems with there fishing equipment.

I have purchased a couple of balls here and the pricing is competitive. If they don't have the ball…read moreyou want, Rich can order it in 1-2 days. Fitting and drilling have been spot-on and Rich offered to do adjustments if needed (didn't need it). I also has a ball filled and drilled for my brother to replace his "Don Carter". Rich measured the old ball and got a perfect fit on the new one.

Had a ball redrilled to make the span bigger. Prepaid so they could leave the ball at the front…read morecounter because they don't open till noon and my league starts at 9. Went to pick it up and found out is wasnt even done yet . dropped it off on a Sunday afternoon after my league and came back a week later for league wasn't done. Called during the week and spoke to the owner of the shop and he said it was finally done, but he couldn't leave it at the counter because he had to make sure the grips fit me. Asked him if he could open early as a courtesy and was told no. Pixked up my ball and even though i asked for the stretched fit they drilled it relaxed fit. Gonna have to aoend more money to have it fixed, because its inconvenient for me to travel there.

I came here after renting a clarinet from Quinlan & Fabish because I wanted to get a real…read moremouthpiece and not use the crappy stock mouthpiece that came with the rental. I got here 15 minutes before they closed on a Saturday, but never felt rushed. Bea showed me the new mouthpiece they have but also asked if I was interested in used. (That grosses me out a bit, but I was assured they're sanitzed). I looked through the mouthpiece drawer and actually saw 2 Larry Combs mouthpieces. That's what I played on the entire time I played clarinet as a kid/teen, and what I originally wanted to buy (only to find out they stopped making them years ago, so they're hard to find). I have no idea if I had an LC1 or LC3 back then, but they had both in the shop. I didn't want to try it out that day since I had literally never touched a clarinet in 23 years and didn't want my first time trying it to be where other people could hear me (lol), plus it was closing time. But I came back on Monday and was able to go down to their practice room and try out both mouthpieces, and ended up buying one for $50. Not too shabby. Both the guy (I didn't catch his name) who got me set up in the practice room and Bea (who helped me check out afterward) were super nice. Bea was a gem helping me both times. PM Woodwind also has my old ligature for sale so I may go back to buy one once I decide if I want to actually keep this hobby going long-term. They also have reeds for comparable prices to Amazon, and I'd rather support them than Bezos, so I'll happily come back here once I figure out what strength reed I need these days.

I've had 3 experiences with this shop. They're highly recommended, but unfortunately they're 0-3…read morefor me. Twice I took my horn in, and I never seemed to get even a fair level of customer service that I felt I should. I certainly am not a professional player which maybe would put me in front of the line, but commitments made were never met. I continually had to call it was one delay after another. I then years later was interested in a used horn they had on their website. $4,500+ horn. I received a quick response to my email interest, but EVERYTHING then has to go through Paul and he's TERRIBLE with any attempt at a timely response. He's ALWAYS going to give me a call TOMORROW. The employees there are careful in what they say, but it's obvious during my conversations with several of them, that they, too, are frustrated with Paul's lack of timely attention. I waited 2 months for answers to simple questions and finally gave up. I don't need to put myself through such unprofessionalism. I checked 3 months after my initial inquiry and it was still for sale. My original questions were simple due diligence questions. I would've easily bought the horn, but I guess they aren't too motivated to sell it. Bottom line? It's Paul's store and he can do whatever he wants, but I don't have to tolerate it.