The baton visits Ballantrae, Girvan, Maybole, Alloway, Mossblown, Troon, Prestwick and Ayr.
The relay passed Ailsa Craig, where the gemstones of the baton were sourced
The day finished in Ayr's Low Green Park
Gordon Rainey has just carried the baton along the streets of Dundonald. He is the treasurer of South Ayrshire Access to Sport.
He is dedicated to the organisation which helps to promote exercise and sport among disabled people in South Ayrshire.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Conor McAdam is the first person in the relay for Dundonald - he looked very proud as he posed for pictures with his family before his moment with the baton.
Celia emailed earlier to wish Conor well and urge him to "keep up" his table tennis.
Watch the live stream at the top of the page for the latest from the relay.
Spectators are out on a glorious sunny day in South Ayrshire.
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Image source, Glasgow 2014Former Commonwealth athlete Peter Smith runs with the baton in Symington. He was the national champion in 1989 in 3m springboard diving and competed in two Commonwealth Games - Edinburgh 1986 and Auckland 1990.
He is now a coach and has dedicated the last 25 years to the sport.
South Ayrshire Council have tweeted, external: "Mossblown was a huge success lots of people lined the streets fantastic atmosphere!!! #batonrelay #southayrshire"
Daniel Gibbons gets some support from the security team during his moment with the baton in Mossblown.
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Image source, Glasgow 2014A proud moment for Maria McGough who has been the Chair of the South Ayrshire Youth Forum for the last year.
The people who nominated say "Maria ensures that the young people in South Ayrshire have their voices listened to."
The live stream at the top of the page is coming back soon. In the meantime, here is a round up of some of your tweets, external:
Katie Grier said: "Watching the live stream of the #bbcbatonrelay, external and looking forward to heading along and cheering on some volunteers tonight in Prestwick!"
Anne Massey added: "Big shout to Brian Borland carrying the baton @237. Brian is part of the 2014 pre games volunteer team with the mascot."
We hope everyone has applied the sun cream as it looks like a very hot day in South Ayrshire.
The baton is just about to arrive in the small village of Tarbolton.
If you want to head out to watch the relay, here are the rough times and locations for the rest of today:
15:20 Symington
16:00 Troon
16:50 Prestwick
18:20 Ayr
Stephen Ferguson is one of the final baton bearers in Mossblown. He was nominated for his hard work in the community as a football coach.
Do you know someone who is running with the baton today? Tweet us at #bbcbatonrelay, external or send us an email.
Our first baton bearer in Mossblown was Richard Merry, and he got into the swing of things when he danced down the street.
Watch the stream at the top of the page for the latest from the relay.
The security team showed off the Commonwealth Games mascot Clyde to the crowds during the relay in South Ayrshire earlier this morning. Send us your Clyde pictures.
Image source, Glasgow 2014Get ready Mossblown - the relay is coming to you. The first person to carry the baton will be Richard Merry.
Excellent photographs from Rozelle Park of Katrina Bryan - otherwise known as Nina from CBeebies' Nina and the Neurons.
She joined BBC Reporter Graham Stewart to sum up the excitement of carrying the baton.
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The baton will travel all around Scotland before it reaches Glasgow on 20 July.
Aberdeen City Council have just announced the official baton relay route for Friday 30 June. Visit its website to find out more, external.
If you want to find out when the baton will be in your town, visit our route page.
Baton bearers from Alloway posed for a photograph at Rozelle Park in South Ayrshire.
Ready for the roll call? They are: Andrew McElnea, Emily Irving, Richard McTaggart, Alexander Young, Scott Duncan, Eilidh Duncan, Ross Duncan, Gavin Drysdale and Natalie Eadie.
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Image source, Glasgow 2014We've had a few queries about whether you can watch the live stream back on iPlayer.
Unfortunately this is not available. However, while the stream is broadcast on this page you can scroll back to any point of the day and watch again.
Very handy if you just want a screen grab of a friend or family member holding the baton. But be quick!
Time for some more emails; we have lots of excited people out there.
Lorna Dempsey will be a baton bearer on Saturday morning in Dalmellington.
She wrote: "What an honour to be participating but even for someone to take the time to nominate me in the beginning was lovely."
"I am so excited, one sleep to go!!"
Celia emailed to say best wishes to Conor McAdam. "Love from the family in Wellington, New Zealand. Keep up your table tennis xxx."
He's carrying the baton in Dundonald later.
Email your messages of support or tweet at #bbcbatonrelay, external.
If you are watching the live stream you will notice we are on a break at the moment.
The video will be back in about an hour, the next stop is Mossblown.
The baton is currently in Alloway, famed for its connection to Scottish poet Robert Burns.
Baton bearer Grant Young (pictured below) had the honour of carrying the baton past Burns Cottage in the Ayrshire village.
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