I am so disappointed in the watermelon I got. It had a good yellow spot on it, which I thought was supposed to indicate something good. Part of the watermelon was mealy. The entire watermelon had no taste. It was no sweet at all. After I cut it open and saw the mealy parts, I taste tested different parts of the melon. I threw the entire thing away.

Very delicious melon. Some seeds but not many. I would buy again and the price was good also. I bought what was supposed to be a seedless watermelon at Wal-Mart but it was not seedless even though it had a seedless sticker on it. Now I remember why I like seedless.

All the watermelons from Sam's have been a waste of money because they have been fertilized too much, they grow too fast and split in the center. Also they taste horrible! Why can't we just get watermelons from the USA? I know they grow them in the central valley of California.

I have purchased these watermelons three times this spring and not one of them has been fit to eat. The one I cut today was rotten on the inside and looked like someone had added extra water to it. It nearly exploded and left a huge puddle when I cut into it. I am tired of throwing money away trying to find decent produce at Sams. I drive 60 miles to shop at Sams. Will shop elsewhere for produce.

Sometimes Sam's club watermelon is cheaper than the supermarkets but sometimes it's not. Almost without exception though, the flavor and texture (red, not watery, not full of seeds) of the ones from Sam's club is a higher quality. I have noticed Walmart ones are $2 cheaper now (same parent company), which is a little disappointing but as I haven't tried them, I can't compare. Still, I am guessing Sam's is a $2 premium but I've really liked the results.

The one I got were from Texas and were wonderful. The melon was ripe, and super tasty. Compared to so many imports, and early pics that are not ripe and taste like dirt this was the real deal. I never thought I would pay six bucks for a watermelon but in todays market this was worth having a real one. I will buy as many of these as I can eat before they are gone.

Missed the mark big time. Your current batch of watermelons are truly are work of art as viewed from the exterior and the interior. However, the texture was hard like an apple and tasted very unusual. I was horrified, I will not buy any more melons from Sam's.

Don't buy in winter! To many that's intuitive but I assumed since they are available, they must be good. Our watermelon looked fine on the outside but was rancid inside. Cutting into it was the nastiest food experience Ive had. Horrid smelling, rotten watermelon juices spilled everywhere with the first cut and the smell and sight once opened made me gag. Don't be tricked! Wait until summer, then Sam's does great with their watermelon.

Second watermelon in a month that is terrible. Un edible. The first one i just put in the garbage but this time i put it in a garbage bag and i am returning it. Once in a while i get it but now i am aggravated. It seems like it was frozen or strange almost rubbery inside.

We've bought watermelons at Sam's Club and Walmart many times. About a third of them are horrible tasting. The one we bought at Sam's Club on May 25, 2024 is horrible! It cost more than $7 including tax. I'm tired of wasting my money when a watermelon isn't edible. Therefore, I'm going to return this one and get a refund. I'm going to get the "packaging" out of my compost pile, and take it and all the insides back to the store.