Watermelon is a staple in the summer for our family usually just for snacking when someone is bored or slightly hungry between meals. The biggest hurdle is taking the time to dice it. Every watermelon we have bought from Sam's is perfect.

I purchased a watermelon two different times. Both were horrible. Rotten. They looked good on the outside but one was rotten in the middle and the other one was dry and beginning to rot. Wasted $13.

Very large watermelon; too much for two senior citizens. Good flavor but it had a spot that was too mushy. Selecked for us by Sam's employee shopper for grocery pick-up.

This store allows NONE PAYING MEMBERS to take up parking spaces and create long lines at the cafe. If there was a Costco’s in Corpus I would cancel my membership I have had since 1983

Watermelon was not ripe when I cut into it money wasted. Once was at home didn’t feel like coming back to store with heavy watermelon cut wasting juice everywhere not a happy customer because of what happened.

I don't know how to pick watermelons, but wanted one so I chose one based on the color. I got a great one. They were on sale and the price seemed to good to be true for this size of a melon.

While I normally stay away from watermelon at Sam's, this time I took a chance again and paid for it. The watermelon was bad, hard to cut and flavorless for the most part and bad for the rest. Toss it out.

I put in a fruit salad. I've had out of season melons before. This was the worst. It was actually bitter. The only way to eat it is to put it in a blender with sweatners and make a smoothie.

Hate to say, but my last watermelon must have been dropped. My husband didn’t notice, when I went to pick it up, my fingers went right into it. It was all yuk inside

Product was rotten. Cut it in half and took it to the trash. Three of the products for my fruit salad were unedible. Not happy in that there is no way, besides going in the store, to get money back for rotten and unedible produce.