After a raucous Davis Cup victory over the USA , Great Britain must now decide which surface will give them the best chance of upsetting the French in the quarter-finals . As the home side , GB can choose the venue for the July 17 clash against last year 's runner-up . It is tempting to stick with the indoor hard court in Glasgow where the local fans created a tremendous atmosphere last weekend , but , in this case , the grass is greener . Andy Murray has a good record on hard courts against France 's fearsome quartet of Richard Gasquet , Gael Monfils , Gilles Simon and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga , winning 18 and losing five . But on grass , he has been totally dominant , unbeaten against all four in six matches . Murray celebrates during his straight sets win over John Isner that clinched the Brits a quarter-final place . The Great Britain team celebrate their 3-2 victory over the USA in Glasgow last weekend . Doubles team Jamie Murray ( left ) and Dom Inglot have both experienced success on grass courts . Against Gasquet and Tsonga in particular , Murray can draw on the memories of some famous victories on the lawns . In 2011 the 27-year-old beat Tsonga in the final of the Aegon Championships at Queens . He also defeated the world No 13 in the Wimbledon semi-finals on the way to lifting the trophy in 2012 . And it was a 2008 last-16 win against Gasquet on centre court that made the nation realise that this wild-haired Scot had something very special . A 21-year-old Murray stormed back from two sets down to win 5-7 , 3-6 , 7-6 , 6-2 , 6-4 . There is more good news for the doubles players . Julien Benneteau has reached 17 doubles finals but none have been on grass . Nicolas Mahut has won a tournament on the grass of Newport in 2013 , but all of his other seven titles have come on an indoor hard court like Glasgow . Murray beat Frenchman Jo-Wilfried Tsonga on grass in the 2012 Wimbledon semi-finals . The France team of Edouard Roger-Vasselin , Julien Benneteau , Gael Monfils , Gilles Simon and Nicolas Mahut celebrate after their win against Germany in Frankfurt . Britain 's pair of Jamie Murray and Dominic Inglot , meanwhile , have thrived on grass . The Scot has one title and two finals appearances on the green stuff , and the Englishman won at Eastbourne last year . So GB should forgo the cauldron of the Emirates Arena in Glasgow for the more sedate lawns of Nottingham or Eastbourne , assuming the Wimbledon grass will not have had time to recover .
Glasgow will host France in the quarter-finals of the Davis Cup . Andy Murray and Co beat the USA 3-2 at the Emirates Arena in Great Britain . They now get to choose whether to play on grass or on a hard court . Murray has never lost to a member of the French team on grass . Doubles team Jamie Murray and Dom Inglot both have a title on grass . CLICK HERE for all the latest from the 2015 Davis Cup .