The Quackiest Event Of The Year!

The Great Bagnell Dam Duck Drop is this weekend, and Li'l Rizzo's is proud to be a sponsor of this year's event. This quacky annual event will be taking place both Friday, August 4 & August 5. This is a great way to have fun with the family and give back to our community. All proceeds from this event stay locals to help community organizations, including Big Brothers Big Sisters. Li'l Rizzo's has all the information you need about this year's event and how you can participate!

Photo Credit: Great Dam Duck Drop Facebook

Quacky Golf Tournament
Friday, August 4
Lunch & Check-in at 11:30AM
1:00 PM Shotgun Start

This year, Li'l Rizzo's is getting involved with Duck Drop by being a hole sponsor for the one-of-a-kind quacky golf tournament. The 5th annual Duck Drop Golf Tournament features quacky twists like crazy holes and fun obstacles placed around the course to test your game. All proceeds from the golf tournament benefit Kiwanis and Big Brother Big Sister. Although the early bird sign up has ended, there is still time to register for the golf tournament.

Entry to the tournament includes:
- 10 Duck Drop Tickets ($50 value) for the Duck Drop event on August 5 at Noon. 23 winning Duck Drop tickets came from these complimentary golfer tickets in 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016!
- Award ceremony immediately following the tournament.
- Tournament goody bag.

Golf Tournament Prizes
- Hole in one contests
- $5,000 putting contests
- Closest to the pin and long drive contests

Visit www.GreatDamDuckDrop.com to register.

Photo Credit: Great Dam Duck Drop Facebook

Fun Zone & Duck Drop
Saturday, August 5
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Ducks Fly @ Noon

The whole family can enjoy games, dunk tank, bounce houses, martial arts and dance demonstrations, food and lots of prizes and goodies! Fun Zone wrists bands are FREE and include all Fun Zone events, games and prizes. Tickets for the Duck Drop can be purchased at the Fun Zone until 11:00 AM for $5 each for your chance to win $5,000 plus 9 other GREAT prizes! The best place to watch the ducks drop from the helicopter is just past the Lake Ozark Campground and RV park office below the Bagnell Dam. Ducks will be dropped from the helicopter as well as from pontoon boats in the river. The first duck to cross the finish line wins $5,000! 9 additional ducks will win prizes as well. Winners will be announced at the Family Fun Zone and on Mix 92.7. You do not need to be present to win.

2017 PRIZE LIST
  • 1st - $5,000 cash
  • 2nd - $1,000 cash 
  • 3rd - $500 Woods Shopping Card
  • 4th - $100 HyVee Shopping Card
  • 5th - $100 HyVee  Shopping Card
  • 6th - $100 HyVee Shopping Card
  • 7th - $100 HyVee Shopping Card
  • 8th - $100 HyVee Shopping Card
  • 9th - TBD 
  • 10th - TBD

Photo Credit: Great Dam Duck Drop Facebook

Li'l Rizzo's is excited to be a part of this year's Great Bagnell Dam Duck Drop! Tickets for the Duck Drop can be purchased at the Fun Zone located at Lake Ozark Campground & RV park, as well as Woods (Osage Beach, Lake Ozark & Sunrise Beach), HyVee, Tri County YMCA, Aria Beach Spa, Central Bank (Camdenton, KK Branch, Osage Beach, Lake Ozark) and any local Kiwanis member. Don't forget all proceeds from this event stays local and distributed to non-profit organizations via the Ozark Coast Kiwanis Organization. For more information for this great community event, visit www.GreatDamDuckDrop.com. After a fun-filled and quacky day, come by Lake of the Ozarks' best Italian restaurant for a delicious lunch or dinner. We're located just a few minutes from the dam down Horseshoe Bend Road!

                                                             Osage Beach Location

                                                                   Horseshoe Bend Location


Location: Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA

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