Call methods of objects in array using array_map?

Suppose I have simple class like:

class MyClass {
  private $_prop;
  public function getProp() {return $this->_prop;}
  [....]
}

Now what I want to do somwhere not in scope of MyClass is to get array of $_prop from array of objects of MyClass($objs). This of course can be done with code like this:

$props = array();
foreach ($objs as $obj) {
    $props[] = $obj->getProp();
}

However this takes quote some lines, esp when formated in this way (and I have to use such formatting). So question is: if it is possible to do this using array_map? One way would be to use create function, but I don't really like that in php(lambdas in php are at least awkward and if i understand correctly its performance is like that of evaled code, but performance is beside the point here). I have tired searching quite a bit and failed to find any definetive answer. But I kinda have a feeling that it's not possible. I tried things like array_map(array('MyClass', 'getProp'), $objs), but that does not work since method is not static.

Edit: I'm using php 5.3.