I have picked out two watermelons at Sam's, both completely ripe and sweet. They were very large, weighing between 20-25 pounds, so a good value for the price.

Very juicy and sweet in the middle, but the 2" nearest the rind could have been sweeter. Also, for a seedless watermelon, it had quite a few seeds. But they weren't huge, so we ate them anyway. (Seeds are beneficial in the diet.)

Terrible apparently overwatered was white as could be disappointed cuz I live 100 miles away and couldn't just go back and return it for another one but this is the only bad one I've gotten out of the last five in the last couple of months.

Trash, not sweet, didn't last long in the fridge neither. Seedless fruit is terrible - Let's stop buying it. Bring back fruit with seeds. I refuse to buy seedless fruit ever again.

Rotten to the core. I don't think I'm buying watermelon from Sam's anymore. Good price, yes, but it gets thrown out immediately. I did get a refund though.

This watermelon tasted straight up like chemicals. Never tasted anything like it. Tasted what I imagine a spoonful of weedkiller would taste like. Chucked it immediately.

I’m not good at trying to pick out a watermelon so I’ve been ordering curbside. I’ve been very pleased with how good they are - and I don’t have to thump😉

I am 100% a watermelon connoisseur. I’ve lived all over and have never been able to get good quality outside of Mississippi and Texas. I will buy in many places and always remember that Sam’s is the best.

We live in Gainesville which is not that long a drive however when we got home and cut it open the next day it was mushy in the middle and we did not eat my

This watermelon was a summer dream! Perfectly ripe, its vibrant red flesh offered a crisp, juicy texture and an explosion of sweet, refreshing flavor. Every bite was pure, hydrating bliss. A definite five-star summer essential!