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I agreee with Physiobase.
I would first assess his pelvis (SIJ and Pubic Symphysis), L/S and Hip joints.
I would also check his external obliques for their activity since they have a fascial attachment to the contralateral adductors via the pubic symphysis.
As for hip muscle testing, can do them in their standard prone/supine positions - i do. I also do functional testing using everyday activities such as step up/down, walking, squats, etc.
But in my experience, a "stiff" back with groin trouble is more likely to be a pelvis problem.
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