The World Cup is about to kick off, and golf influencer Paige Spiranac has made it clear who she wants to win. The former pro golfer is from the United States and would love to see her home team win.Unfortunately, there's no precedent for that, as the U.S. Men's National Team has never won the World Cup or even played in the final.Paige Spiranac@PaigeSpiranacWorld Cup! Who are you rooting for?14694352World Cup! Who are you rooting for?⚽️ https://t.co/2Q7YutSQcNSpiranac made it clear where her alliance is with a photo posted to her Twitter account. She has the letters "USA" across the shirt's front and captioned it with:"World Cup! Who are you rooting for?"Spiranac has leaned heavily into the influencer role since she stepped away from golf as a competitive sport.She still plays the sport, and much of her content is about it, but she's clearly doing a bit more on the content side than the athletic side and it seems to be working well for her.The Twitter account she posted the image to has over 700 thousand followers and her Instagram account has nearly four million.What are the odds Paige Spiranac's team wins the World Cup?The United States are certainly underdogs in the World Cup, as they are almost always. Soccer is not as prominent in America as it is in other parts of the world, so the U.S. Men's National Team has never had the top-shelf talent other countries have had.However, this is one of the US's best teams in a while, led by wunderkind Christian Pulisic. Despite that, they're still a long shot to win it all, as Spiranac would hope.Saudi Arabia v United States - International FriendlyAccording to VegasInsider, several countries have a better shot at winning it all:Brazil +333Argentina +550France +750England +800Spain +800Germany +1100Netherlands +1200Portugal +1400Belgium +1800Denmark +2800Uruguay +4000Croatia +5000Serbia +8000Switzerland +10000Ecuador +10000Senegal +12500Mexico +15000USA +15000Poland +15000Canada +20000Pulisic is also a long shot to lead all scorers in this World Cup:Harry Kane (England) +700Kylian Mbappe (France) +700Lionel Messi (Argentina) +1000Junior Neymar (Brazil) +1200Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) +2000Lautaro Martinez (Argentina) +2000Memphis Depay (Netherlands) +2000de Andrade Richarlison (Brazil) +2200Romelu Lukaku (Belgium) +2800Alvaro Morata (Spain) +3300Jose Vinicius Junior (Brazil) +3300Olivier Giroud (France) +3300Darwin Nunez (Uruguay) +3300Enner Valencia (Ecuador) +3300Antoine Griezmann (France) +4000Guilherme Pedro (Brazil) +4000Fernando Gabriel Jesus (Brazil) +4000Kai Havertz (Germany) +4000Miguel Andre Silva (Portugal) +4000Raphael Raphinha (Brazil) +4000Robert Lewandowski (Poland) +4000Serge Gnabry (Germany) +4000Cody Gakpo (Netherlands) +5000Dusan Vlahovic (Serbia) +5000Ferran Torres (Spain) +5000Julian Alvarez (Argentina) +5000Kevin De Bruyne (Belgium) +5000Michy Batshuayi (Belgium) +5000Miguel Bruno Fernandes (Portugal) +5000Paulo Dybala (Argentina) +5000Phil Foden (England) +5000Rafael Leao (Portugal) +5000Raheem Sterling (England) +5000Christian Pulisic (USA) +10000The USA faces a tough uphill battle, but that hasn't stopped Spiranac from voicing her support.