Andy Murray recently decided to forgo playing Roland Garros despite having seemingly done a U-turn on his participation with one eye on returning home for Wimbledon.
He will start his preparation during the second week of Roland Garros playing in the Surbiton Trophy Challenger in a field which also includes Jack Draper.
As well as MacKenzie McDonald as top seed alongside James Duckworth, Adrian Mannarino, Brandon Nakashima, Sam Querrey and Thanasi Kokkinakis.
He will then head to Queen's and Stuttgart and in playing at Surbiton, it marks the first time he has played in the tournament since he was 17.
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Andy Murray has confirmed that he will start his grass season at the Surbiton challenger on May 29th (was already on entry list).
Also down to play Stuttgart and Queen's. Jack Draper has unsurprisingly received a Queen's wildcard.