Big news in British tennis: Jack Draper has just added a true legend to his corner. The 24-year-old British No. 2 has brought three-time Grand Slam champion Andy Murray onto his coaching team for the upcoming grass-court season, including Wimbledon, which kicks off on June 29.

This move comes after Draper parted ways with Jamie Delgado, who had been coaching him for the past six months. "I am very grateful for everything Jamie Delgado has done for me," Draper said. "He is a world-class coach and a great man." But for now, it's all about the grass.

Murray, 38, hasn't been on the coaching tour since his six-month stint with Novak Djokovic ended last year. But now, the former world No. 1 is stepping in to support Draper, who will also continue to be backed by the LTA's excellent team.

It's a smart play for Draper, who has battled a string of injuries throughout his career—he's even skipping this month's French Open due to a knee issue. But on grass, where Murray's crafty game and tactical mind once ruled, this could be a game-changing partnership. If you're looking to channel that grass-court grit into your own game, now's the time to gear up for the season ahead.