Laura Robson put her injury frustrations to one side over the weekend by heading to Tortuga, a country music festival in Florida. The 21-year-old shared a photo on Instagram of her soaking up the sun with two friends and captioned the image 'Country music is the best music #tortuga.' In recent weeks, Robson has been stepping up her attempts at getting back on the tennis court after a lengthy absence. Laura Robson (centre) shared a picture on Instagram of her at Tortuga festival with two friends . Robson's last appearance came in the 2014 Australian Open first round where she lost in straight sets . Robson (left) had to wear a protective cast last year but tweeted a picture back on the court last month . Her last appearance was over a year ago, in the first round of the 2014 Australian Open, where she was swept aside in straight sets by Kirtsen Flipkens and she has not played since due to a left wrist problem. She had tendon surgery  and is now nearing a return, although she withdrew from a qualifying event for the Miami Open last month and also removed her name from a WTA Tour event in Bogota later in April. It appears her next target with be the French Open, with the first round starting on Sunday, May 24. Should she make it out on the clay at Roland Garros, it will end a 16-month absence from the court that has left one of Britain's brightest hopes in women's tennis without a world ranking. She has been practising in the United States, in Tampa, as she aims to build up form and fitness. A previous Instagram post on March 26, of her doing a handstand on a tennis court to show off her new shoes, showed supporters she was back training and the strength in her wrist was returning. Her manager, Max Eisenbud, gave an update on her progress at the end of March and sounded cautiously optimistic about how Robson is improving. Robson is now said to be nearing a return and is  targeting the French Open in May . The 21-year-old Robson also missed out on Wimbledon last year but could be in line to play in 2015 . 'I’m happy with the way it’s been going and she’s been hitting the ball great in practice,' Eisenbud said. 'It’s a question of waiting until the coaches think she can play five matches in a week. 'It’s all about when she is ready to compete. We don’t want to put her in a situation where she can’t play a full tournament.'
Laura Robson has not played since January 2014 due to a wrist problem.
She has had surgery and is now reportedly eyeing a French Open return.
Robson took time out to enjoy some country music at Tortuga Festival.