The Veritex Bank Championship is currently taking place at Texas Rangers Golf Club in Arlington, Texas, where players are experiencing exceptionally low scoring conditions.

Leading the competition is Johnny Keefer, who has achieved an impressive score of 23-under par, putting him just one stroke ahead of competitors Austin Greaser, Rick Lamb, and Caleb VanArragon.

As the tournament progresses, the possibility of challenging Widing's record remains a point of interest among players and fans alike.

Due to inclement weather, the tournament cut was made on Saturday afternoon, establishing a record-low cut of 9-under par.

Despite a strong performance, K.K. Limbhasut finds himself tied for 66th place with a total score of 11-under par.

Limbhasut has demonstrated consistent play, breaking 70 in each of his first three rounds during the championship.

In close pursuit, Tyson Alexander, a two-time winner of this tournament, is positioned in fifth place with a score of 22-under par, trailing Keefer by a single stroke.

To break Tim Widing's 72-hole record of 31-under par set during last year's championship, Keefer will need to shoot a score of 62 or better in the final round, a target that appears achievable given his earlier rounds of 63 and 61.