In April 2006 with the backing of Ayr United F.C., Ayr United Amatuer Football Club was Formed. Ronnie McJannet was given the role of manager and the task to create a competative Sunday amatuer football club to play in the Scottish Supporters Football League. Within the week a rough team had been found many coming from Kaisayr I.F.C. and a handfull of others from various other sources. The first game played under the name Ayr United A.F.C. was against Ayr Parkhouse in a midweek friendly. With a squad of just 12 Ayr lost the game 7-1 with Kerr Rowan scoring the first ever goal for the club. As the weeks went by players came and went, a few bounce games were played and pre-season training continued. On the 3rd of July 2006 Ayr played Motherwell IFA team Fir Park Corner with a result of 2-2. Several more friendlies were played including a 12-1 debacle at the hands of Sandbank Rangers. Ayr were accepted into the SSFL for the 2006/07 season on a probation of one year. 2006/07 saw Ayr promoted in their first year throughout the season 27 players were used but by the end we had been moulded into a strong team which won 8 out of their 10 remaining league games. Ayr finished the league in 2nd place behind Sandbank Rangers a feat that seemed improbable at the start of the campaign.