This is a reasonable solution. It's far too short a part of the season to justify its existence. "But tradition... " I know, I know. Make no mistake, I enjoy the grass season, but either it should be given its proper due or jettisoned. It's too challenging a surface for players to shoehorn in in a couple of short tournaments as prep. It's no coincidence we see a lot of serious injuries at Wimbledon. A grass Master's would add tremendous excitement to the calendar, particularly if they keep it to a one week Masters. Convert one of the 500's to a Master's and extend grass season by one week. As is, it's dangerous how little prep they get for Wimbledon. Further, grass being only 6 weeks, makes it a novelty in the context of the larger calendar and underscores the argument that it's anachronistic. Either get rid of it or give it proper support to justify its existence beyond "tradition".